| performance of phaseolus bean rhizobia in soils from the major production sites in the nile delta. | the symbiotic and competitive performances of two highly effective rhizobia nodulating french bean p. vulgaris were studied in silty loam and clayey soils. the experiments were carried out to address the performance of two rhizobia strains (ce3 and ph. 163] and the mixture thereof with the two major cultivated bean cultivars in two soil types from major growing french bean areas in egypt. clay and silty loam soils from menoufia and ismailia respectively were planted with bronco and giza 6 phaseo ... | 2004 | 15255475 |
| white mould of common bean incited by sclerotinia sclerotiorum lib. de bary in egypt. | white mould, caused by sclerotinia sclerotiorum (lib.) de bary, is a destructive yield-limiting disease of common bean (phaseolus vulgaris l.) in egypt. forty eight isolate of s. sclerotiorum were isolated from diseased bean tissues taken from 9 geographical regions (al-behaira, alexandria and assiut governorates) during winter season in 2008. the pathogenicity studies showed that the tested bean cultivars (bronco, contender, giza 6 and nebraska) varied in disease incidence. contender bean culti ... | 2009 | 20222563 |
| comparative study on the amino acids composition in three local phaseolus vulgaris seeds varieties. | the overall amino acid composition of the three varieties of phaseolus vulgaris seeds were similar. all had a relative deficiency in the sulphur-containing amino acids, moreover, there was a negative correlation between sulphur amino acid content and the percentage of seed proteins. the lysine content of the phaseolus seeds was relatively high, the amount ranged from 8.05 to 8.63 g/16 g n. tryptophan was slightly higher for giza variety than the others. the highest levels of free amino acids wer ... | 1984 | 6702304 |