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BUD MOTH {STRYMON MEGARUS (GODART, 1824)} CAUSES SEVERE LOSSES IN YOUNG PLANTS OF PINEAPPLE CULTIVARS PÉROLA AND SMOOTH CAYENNE IN RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL

Article number

822_27

Pages

219 – 224

Language

English

Abstract

Publication

VI International Pineapple Symposium

Authors

D.C. de Faria, A.J.C. de Carvalho, R.I. Coelho, J.C. de Oliveira Júnior

Keywords

Ananas comosus var. comosus, Smooth Cayenne, Pérola, types of planting material, pest, initial growth

Full text

https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.2009.822.27

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2. PINEAPPLE GENETIC IMPROVEMENT IN BRAZIL

J.R.S. Cabral | A.P. de Matos | D.T. Junghans | F.V.D. Souza

3. IMPERIAL, A NEW PINEAPPLE CULTIVAR RESISTANT TO FUSARIOSIS

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4. ‘VITÓRIA’: NEW PINEAPPLE CULTIVAR RESISTANT TO FUSARIOSIS

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5. PINEAPPLE HYBRIDIZATION AND SELECTION IN THAILAND

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6. THE EFFECT OF DIFFERENT LEVELS OF INBREEDING ON SELF-INCOMPATIBILITY AND INBREEDING DEPRESSION IN PINEAPPLE

G.M. Sanewski

7. BREEDING ANANAS FOR THE CUT-FLOWER AND GARDEN MARKETS

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8. EVALUATION OF F1 HYBRIDS BETWEEN ANANAS COMOSUS VAR. ANANASSOIDES AND ANANAS COMOSUS VAR. ERECTIFOLIUS

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10. ACCLIMATIZATION OF MICROPROPAGATED PLANTLETS OF ‘IMPERIAL’ PINEAPPLE

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11. CULTIVATION OF PINEAPPLE FOR UPLIFTMENT OF RURAL ECONOMY IN NAGALAND, INDIA

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12. DEVELOPMENT OF AN ORGANIC PINEAPPLE CULTIVATION STRATEGY FOR THE EASTERN CAPE REGION OF SOUTH AFRICA

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13. PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL MANIPULATION OF FLOWERING IN PINEAPPLE

14. FRUIT AND PLANTING MATERIAL PRODUCTION BY IRRIGATED ‘PÉROLA’ PINEAPPLE IN RESPONSE TO PLANTING SPACING UNDER SEMI-ARID CONDITIONS

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15. PRELIMINARY DRIS NORMS FOR ‘SMOOTH CAYENNE’ PINEAPPLE AND DERIVATION OF CRITICAL LEVELS OF LEAF NUTRIENT CONCENTRATIONS

L.A.J. Teixeira | J.A. Quaggio | F.C.B. Zambrosi

16. GROWTH AND FLOWERING OF ‘IMPERIAL’ PINEAPPLE PLANTS UNDER MACRONUTRIENT AND BORON DEFICIENCY

M.J.M. Ramos | P.H. Monnerat | L.G. da R. Pinho | J.L. de A. Pinto

17. MORPHOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF ‘IMPERIAL’ PINEAPPLE FRUITS UNDER DEFICIENCY OF MACRONUTRIENTS AND BORON

M.J.M. Ramos | P.H. Monnerat | L.G. da R. Pinho | A.J.C. Carvalho | J.A. da Silva

18. COVER CROPS ON WEED MANAGEMENT IN INTEGRATED PINEAPPLE PRODUCTION PLANTINGS

19. EVALUATION OF ECONOMIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS OF INTEGRATED PINEAPPLE PRODUCTION IN THE STATE OF TOCANTINS-BRAZIL

20. EVALUATION OF SOCIAL IMPACT OF INTEGRATED PINEAPPLE PRODUCTION IN THE STATE OF TOCANTINS-BRAZIL

21. DEVELOPMENT OF A VERTICAL AXIS SHREDDER FOR PINEAPPLE FIELD CLEARING

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22. CHARACTERIZATION AND MANAGEMENT OF PINEAPPLE MEALYBUG WILT ASSOCIATED VIRUSES

23. HOW TO EVALUATE THE RESISTANCE OR TOLERANCE OF PINEAPPLE VARIETIES TO NEMATODES ?

A. Soler | P.A. Marie-Alphonsine | P. Topart | P. Queneherve

24. INTEGRATED MANAGEMENT OF FUSARIOSIS IN PINEAPPLE FIELDS UNDER INTEGRATED PRODUCTION SYSTEM

A.P. de Matos | N.F. Sanches | F.A. Teixeira | J. Elias Júnior

25. THE EFFECT OF DIFFERENT COVER CROPS ON NEMATODE POPULATIONS AND YIELD IN ‘QUEEN’ PINEAPPLE CULTIVATION

E.C. Rabie | H.A. Tustin

26. SCALE INSECTS (HEMIPTERA: COCCIDAE) OF PINEAPPLE IN THE STATE OF ESPÍRITO SANTO, BRAZIL

M.P. Culik | J.A. Ventura | D. dos S. Martins

27. BUD MOTH {STRYMON MEGARUS (GODART, 1824)} CAUSES SEVERE LOSSES IN YOUNG PLANTS OF PINEAPPLE CULTIVARS PÉROLA AND SMOOTH CAYENNE IN RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL

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28. PRODUCTION OF CURAUÁ (ANANAS ERECTIFOLIUS L.B. SMITH) FIBERS FOR INDUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS: CHARACTERIZATION AND MICROPROPAGATION

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