Home > III International Symposium on Soil Desinfestation > SOIL SOLARIZATION IN ONION FIELDS IN EGYPT AND ISRAEL : SHORT- AND LONG-TERM EFFECTS

Articles

SOIL SOLARIZATION IN ONION FIELDS IN EGYPT AND ISRAEL : SHORT- AND LONG-TERM EFFECTS

Article number

255_17

Pages

151 – 160

Language

Abstract

Publication

III International Symposium on Soil Desinfestation

Authors

M.M. Satour, M.F. Abdel-Rahim, T. El-Yamani, A. Radwan, H.D. Rabinowitch, J. Katan, A. Grinstein

Keywords

Full text

https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.1989.255.17

Online Articles (43)

2. THE NEED FOR A SOUND SOIL OR SUBSTRATE FOR FOOD SUPPLY AND WORLD TRADE

C. Van Assche | K.U. Leuven

3. SOIL DISINFESTATION IN THE BELGIAN HORTICULTURE : A PRACTICE VIEW

F. Pauwels

4. DISTRIBUTION AND DISSIPATION OF 1,3-DICHLOROPROPENE AFTER INJECTION IN STRUCTURED LOAMY SOILS

J.H. Smelt | M. Leistra | S.J.H. Crum | W. Teunissen

5. EFFECT OF METHAM-SODIUM ON SEVERAL BACTERIAL DISEASES

G. Kritzman | Y. Ben-Yephet

6. TREATMENT OF TOMATO SEEDLINGS WITH SUBLETHAL DOSAGES OF DAZOMET AS A POSSIBILITY OF INCREASING TOMATO RESISTANCE TO DAZOMET RESIDUES IN THE SOIL

C. Slusarski

7. USE OF SOIL STERILANTS IN FLORIDA VEGETABLE PRODUCTION*

T.A. Bewick

8. USE OF FORMALIN AS A SOIL STERILANT FOR CONTROL OF SOIL BORNE DISEASES OF FRUIT

R.A. Murray

9. INHIBITION OF FUSARIUM OXYSPORUM F. SP. VASINFECTUM SPORES BY PRE-EMERGENCE HERBICIDES

A.R. Osman | M.M. El-Khadem

10. SOIL FAUNA AND HORTICULTURAL SUBSTRATES

A. Heungens

11. THE USE OF SOIL STERILANTS FOR CONTROLLING VERTICILLIUM WILT OF STRAWBERRY IN BRITAIN

D.C. Harris

12. POSSIBILITIES FOR APPLICATION OF THE GRANULATED INSECTICIDES DELTANET 10G AND VYDATE 10G IN POTATOES GROWN FOR SEED PRODUCTION

A. Mateeva-Radeva

13. EFFECT OF SOLARIZATION AND FUMIGANTS ON SOIL BORNE PATHOGENS OF PEPPER IN GREENHOUSE

G. Cartia | T. Cipriano | N. Greco

14. SOLARIZATION AND FUMIGATION FOR RECLAMATION OF ORGANIC SOILS*

15. SOLAR HEATING : RECENT RESULTS OBTAINED IN NORTHERN ITALY

A. Garibaldi | G. Tamietti

16. SOIL SOLARIZATION TO IMPROVE YIELD OF GYPSOPHILA IN MONOCULTURE SYSTEMS

A. Gamliel | J. Katan | E. Hadar

17. LOW COST APPLICATION OF SOIL SOLARIZATION IN COVERED PLASTIC HOUSES FOR THE CONTROL OF VERTICILLIUM WILT OF TOMATOES IN GREECE

E.C. Tjamos | V. Karapapa | D. Bardas

18. SOIL SOLARIZATION IN ONION FIELDS IN EGYPT AND ISRAEL : SHORT- AND LONG-TERM EFFECTS

19. USE OF POLYMER MULCHES IN INTEGRATED PEST MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS FOR ESTABLISHMENT OF PERENNIAL FRUIT CROPS

J.J. Stapleton | J.E. DeVay | W.K. Asai

20. SOIL SOLARIZATION IN WEST-CAMEROON : EFFECT ON WEED CONTROL, SOME CHEMICAL PROPERTIES AND PATHOGENS OF THE SOIL

A. Daelemans

21. VIEWS ON SOIL SOLARIZATION : THE NIGERIAN SITUATION

R.O. Ogbuji

22. SOLARIZATION FOR THE RECYCLING OF CONTAINER MEDIA

A. Gamliel | J. Katan | Y. Chen | A. Grinstein

23. THE TECHNOLOGY OF SOIL SOLARIZATION*

A. Hetzroni | A. Grinstein

24. STERILISATION OF PERLITE GROWING SUBSTRATES

R.A.K. Szmidt | G.M. Hitchon | D.A. Hall

25. CONTROL OF TOMATO CORKY ROOT ROT BY SOIL SOLARIZATION IN COMBINATION WITH SOIL FUMIGATION

N.E. Malathrakis | E. Kambourakis-Tzagaroulakis

26. METHYL BROMIDE STRIP FUMIGATION – PROBLEMS ENCOUNTERED AND WAYS TO COMBAT THEM

L. Klein

27. FACTORS AFFECTING THE EFFICIENCY OF METHAM-SODIUM IN CONTROLLING VERTICILLIUM DAHLIAE

Y. Ben-Yephet | Z.R. Frank

28. EFFECTIVENESS OF THE TYPE OF POLYETHYLENE SHEET ON SOIL SOLARIZATION

N.E. Malathrakis | M.D. Loulakis

29. SOIL MULCHING FOR CHEMICAL SOIL DISINFESTATION : POSSIBILITIES AND EVOLUTIONS.

E. Van Wambeke

30. ENHANCED DISINFESTATION EFFECTS OF SOIL FUMIGATION WITH SEALING BY FILM FORMING EMULSIONS

H. Bochow

31. FLOODING REDUCES THE SOIL POPULATION OF THE STEM NEMATODE DITYLENCHUS DIPSACI (KÜHN) IN SANDY SOILS

P.J. Muller | J. van Aartrijk

32. ANTAGONISTIC FUNGI AND BACTERIA : AN ALTERNATIVE OR A NECESSARY COMPLEMENT TO SOIL DISINFESTATION

J. Coosemans

33. USE OF MICROBIAL ANTAGONISTS TO CONTROL SOIL BORNE PATHOGENS IN GREENHOUSE CROPS

H. Bochow

34. AN ATTEMPT OF BIOLOGICAL CONTROL OF GLASSHOUSE CARNATION FUSARIUM WILT*

M. Manka | D. Fruzynska-Jozwiak

35. FURTHER RESULTS ON BIOLOGICAL CONTROL OF FUSARIUM WILT OF CARNATION*

A. Garibaldi | C. Aloi | M.L. Gullino

36. PRESENCE OF SCLEROTINIA MINOR JAGGER ANTAGONISTS IN SOILS FROM DIFFERENT MEDITERRANEAN AREAS. II. SCLEROTIA DECAYING FUNGI

G. Vannacci | S. Pecchia | E. Resta

37. FUSION OF PROTOPLAST FROM ANTAGONISTIC TRICHODERMA HARZIANUM STRAINS

S. Pecchia | J. Anné

38. CHRONIC INHALATION TOXICITY OF METHYL BROMIDE IN RATS

H.C. Dreef-van der Meulen | P.G.J. Reuzel | C.F. Kuper | V.M.H. Hollanders | V.J. Feron

39. REGULATORY OVERVIEW OF METHYL BROMIDE AS A FUMIGANT IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

L.L. Wen

40. METHYL BROMIDE STEWARDSHIP PROGRAM

C.M. Blondeau

41. OCCUPATIONAL AND PARAOCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE TO METHYL BROMIDE DURING SOIL FUMIGATION IN SWITZERLAND

C.A. Bernhard | M.P. Guillemin | R.S. Hillier

42. MONITORING OF THE GROUNDWATER BROMINE CONTENT AND PLANT RESIDUES IN METHYL BROMIDE FUMIGATED GLASSHOUSES

M.F. Guns

43. BEHAVIOUR OF FUMIGANTS AND THEIR DEGRADATION PRODUCTS IN SOIL : CONSEQUENCES AND SOLUTIONS

E. Van Wambeke