False codling moth (FCM) is regarded as the most significant indigenous pest. Over 70 host plants are attacked by larval, many of which horticultural crops with fruit, pods, and berries, such beans, grapes, citrus, capsicum, avocado, guava, pomegranate, ornamental plants. They eat macadamia nuts, cotton, tea, a variety other wild well. Female moths drawn to flower heads well parts plant, making...

BACKGROUND AND AIMS Moss roses are old garden roses covered with a mossy growth on flower pedicel and calyx. This moss releases a pine-scented oleoresin that is very sticky and odoriferous. Rosa x centifolia 'muscosa' was the first moss rose to be obtained by bud-mutation but, interestingly, R. x damascena 'Quatre Saisons Blanc Mousseux' was the first repeat-blooming cultivar, thus interesting ...

The primary cause of genetically determined muscular dystrophy remains obscure. Evidence in favour of purely myopathic (Walton, 1969), neoronal (Gallup & Dubowitz, 1973), vascular (Hathway et al., 1970) and autoimmune (Jasmin & Bokdawala, 1970) mechanisms has been put forward. Attempts to find a mutant protein have not yet produced any substantial results. The increase that occurs in certain in...

The article deals with the study on inclusion of biotechnology in selection roses. Roses are heterozygous plants and by seed propagation give splitting. Therefore, to accelerate reproduction new existing starting material, clonal micropropagation was included study. vitro process is influenced various factors. It should be noted that, initial stages it age mother plant season material isolation...

The article presents the results of evaluation eleven Scots rose cultivars in northern part Ukraine due to its severe winter conditions. A range variations regarding bloom colour, size, type, flowering incidence, plant size was noticed. showed decorative value and considerable frost resistance varieties ‘Double White’, ‘Dunwich Rose’, ‘Frühlingsduft’, ‘Frühlingsgold’, ‘Frühlingsmorgen’, ‘Karl F...