A forward estimate of mango (Mangifera indica L.) harvest timing is required for farm management (e.g., organization labour and marketing). This can be based on accumulated growing degree days (GDD) from an early stage flowering to fruit maturity, with maturity judged a destructive assessment flesh colour dry matter content. The current study was undertaken improve GDD targets Australian cultiv...

one of the major issues of increasing agricultural production, is adaptation of technology to specific climatic variables in cultivated areas. knowing the weather and climatic condition and periodic yearly and multi-year changes of meteorological phenomena and deviations from normal values ​​are of major requirements of modern agriculture. in this study, daily, monthly and annual weather data o...

Abstract Two species of cleavers, Galium aparine L. and spurium L., are known to inhabit croplands in western Canada. The latter is the more abundant two species. An increased abundance these over most recent decades warrants a comprehensive understanding their developmental phenology cause this increase. This study aimed identify base temperature emergence characteristics spp. across different...

poa genus has a high value for grazing and forage conservation concerning thelivestock. in order to study the impacts of cold temperature and growing degree days(gdd) on seedling morphological trait and phonological development of two speciesinvolving poa pratensis and poa trivialis, this research was conducted in laboratory andgreenhouse and outdoor of research institute of forest and rangelan...

Unfavorable weather conditions and lack of appropriate farm machinery often delay N application. This results in nitrogen (N) deficiency during the vegetative early reproductive growth stages winter wheat. The objective this study was to evaluate impact application timings (from tillering flag leaf stages) on wheat grain yield protein. conducted across 12 site–years Oklahoma, US. treatments inc...

Larvae of the whitemarked tussock moth, Orgyia leucostigma (J.E. Smith) (Lepidoptera: Lymantriidae), defoliate and contaminate blueberries, Vaccinium corymbosum L., in eastern North America, but infestations are often not detected until economic damage has been caused. To improve monitoring techniques and understand the phenology of the whitemarked tussock moth in blueberry, we compared four tr...