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Listar por palabra clave "Incompatibility"

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Listar por palabra clave "Incompatibility"

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    Aprovechamiento de las especies Solanum peruvianum en la mejora del tomate 
    Campos, Gabriela Natalia (Universitat Politècnica de València, 2018-04-23)
    La entrada PI 126944 de S. peruvianum ha sido descrita como resistente a distintos estreses bióticos, entre ellos a la enfermedad del rizado amarillo del tomate (Tomato yellow leaf curl disease, TYLCD). En trabajos previos ...
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    Comparison of pepper accessions acting as rootstocks: A case with low P inputs 
    Pérez Córdoba, Mª José; Díez-Díaz, Mónica; de Luis, Ana; Castell-Zeising, Vicente; Rodríguez Burruezo, Adrián; Fita, Ana (AcademicPres (EAP) Publishing House, 2024)
    [EN] Fertilization is essential for maintaining production in agriculture. Yet, in too high quantity it causes high impact in environment and in farmers economy. This is especially true in the case of phosphorus (P) ...
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    Double Grafting as a Method to Solve Affinity Problems in 'Piel de Sapo' Melon Cultivars 
    Miguel, A.; Marsal, J. I.; San Bautista Primo, Alberto; López Galarza, Salvador Vicente; Pascual España, Bernardo; Maroto Borrego, José Vicente (International Society for Horticultural Science (ISHS), 2011)
    The grafting technique is broadly used in Spain to control some soil pathogens in watermelon crop. However, it is scarcely used in melon crops, especially in `Piel de Sapo¿ cultivars, since them have low affinity with ...
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    Improving the Affinity of Tomato Grafted on Solanum torvum Using an Intermediate Rootstock 
    Miguel, A.; Marsal, R.; Goto, R.; San Bautista Primo, Alberto; López Galarza, Salvador Vicente; Pascual España, Bernardo; Maroto Borrego, José Vicente (International Society for Horticultural Science (ISHS), 2011)
    Most of the interspecific rootstocks (Lycopersicum esculentum ¿ L. hirsutum) used in grafted Spanish tomato crops are resistant to Meloidogyne nematodes, but the `Mi¿ resistance gene does not work well at high soil ...