-
undivided blade. However, the leaf may be
dissected to form lobes, but the
gaps between lobes do not
reach to the main vein. A
compound leaf has a fully...
- injection, tree injection,
application to the skin of the plant,
broadcast foliar, or
ground application as a
granular or
liquid formulation, or as a pesticide-coated...
-
unsanitary conditions,
uneven misting coverage, and
possible leaching of
foliar nutrients (Peterson et al., 2018). In essence,
cloning has
become easier...
- (1987)
found a
significant reduction in
white spruce at pH 2.6,
while the
foliar sulphur content significantly greater at pH 2.6 than any of the
other treatments...
- is
applied against soil pests, seed,
timber and
animal pests as well as
foliar treatments. As of 2013[update]
neonicotinoids were used in the U.S. on about...
-
characterised by the
organic compounds terpenes.
Chemotype 1 has
acyclic foliar terpenes, with
concentrations of
sesquiterpene E-nerolidol 74–95% of total...
-
special interest as
demonstrating unity in nature. In 1790,
Goethe stated his
foliar theory in his
essay "Metamorphosis of Plants",
showing that
flower parts...
-
temperatures are
available in February. This
could be
managed by
either foliar application of
growth regulators before harvest of
plant crop or giving...
- used as feed for livestock,
often on the same or
nearby agricultural land.
foliar feeding The
practice of
providing supplemental nutrition to
plants by applying...
-
mixture of
chemical and
physical control. It
involves the
application of
foliar or
basal herbicides to kill
existing trees,
while either hand
pulling or...
