The biostimulant segment is becoming increasingly important worldwide. One of the reasons for this that fewer plant protection products are placed on market in European Union, and environmental sustainability also plays an role their use. Biostimulants often used several horticultural sectors, including ornamentals, to strengthen plants, achieve commercial standards, produce quality goods, incr...

The study was conducted with seven chemical pesticides to control the arthropod pests of some ornamental plants during November 2017 May 2018 at Gazipur in Bangladesh. Pesticides were applied following company recommended dose, more than farmers’ practicing dose and below dose. Actara 240SC (Thiamethoxam) Abom 1.8EC (Abamectin) @ 1.0, 1.25 (farmers’ practice), 1.5 (recommended) 1.75 ml/L water ...

rosa damascena mill l., known as gole mohammadi in iran is one of the most important species of rosaceae family flowers. r. damascena is an ornamental plant and beside perfuming effect, several pharmacological properties including anti-hiv, antibacterial, antioxidant, antitussive, hypnotic, antidiabetic, and relaxant effect on tracheal chains have been reported for this plant. this article is a...

It is well known that antioxidants of the ascorbate glutathione cycle play an important role on this defensive process of plants growing in the abiotic conditions, during both normal metabolic activities, as the photoreduction of the O2 into the thylakoids (Chernikova et al., 2000) and by exogenous reasons, as the entrance of ozone to the plant (Iriti & Faoro 2008). Ascorbic acid (AA) is one of...

Bamboos were introduced into Europe from China and Japan in the early 1800s and their cultivation in parks and gardens became quite popular. The first records of scale insects on ornamental bamboos in Europe date to early in the XX century (i.e. Kuwanaspis pseudoleucaspis), but the presence of some species was unknown until recently due to their concealed habit (i.e. Balanococcus kwoni Pellizza...

Models of epidemics in complex networks are improving our predictive understanding of infectious disease outbreaks. Nonetheless, applying network theory to plant pathology is still a challenge. This overview summarizes some key developments in network epidemiology that are likely to facilitate its application in the study and management of plant diseases. Recent surveys have provided much-neede...