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| [report on the control of the peppermint rust, puccinia menthae pers. i. effect of various caustics on the germinative capacity of teleutospores of puccina menthae pers]. | | 1953 | 13073422 |
| [diversity of phytophagous and pathogens and their damage to mints (mentha)]. | the aim of this work was to estimate the phytopathologic condition of mints grown and self-growing in kaunas botanical garden of vytautas magnus university and elsewhere in lithuania; and to identify the specific constitution, the spread and damage of the main pests and disease agents. material and methods: observations and examination were carried out with two local, four introduced mint species and with four hybrids in 1997-2003. we estimated the plant condition by identifying the intensity of ... | 2004 | 15299999 |
| effect of light exposure on in vitro germination and germ tube growth of eight species of rust fungi. | the effects of light on urediniospore germination and germ tube elongation was studied with eight species of rust fungi that infect ornamental plants or row crops. exposure of six species of fungi to cool white fluorescent light at 400 or 600 micromol s(-1) m(-2) for 24 h significantly reduced germination with largest decreases typically observed at 600 micromol s(-1) m(-2). germination and germ tube elongation did not recover during 24 h dark incubation after 18 h exposure to fluorescent light ... | 2010 | 20943512 |
| occurence of fungal diseases on lemon balm (mellisa officinalis l.) and peppermint (mentha x piperita l.) in the region of malopolska. | this paper presents the results of the researches carried out on the subject of the diseases on herbs such as lemon balm and peppermint focusing on the health status of the plants grown in the region of malopolska. the field and laboratory research proved that perpetrators of the diseases on the examined plants were fungi species with the numerical majority. on lemon balm septoria leaf spot (septoria melissae) was most often observed. moreover, fungal genera of different taxonomic groups were de ... | 2006 | 17390866 |