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Patrick Maada Ngegba, Gaofeng Cui, Muhammad Zaryab Khalid and Guohua Zhong
Pest management is being confronted with immense economic and environmental issues worldwide because of massive utilization and over-reliance on pesticides. The non-target toxicity, residual consequence, and challenging biodegradability of these syntheti...
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Jin-Zhi Liu, Lian-Da Du, Shao-Min Chen, Jing-Ru Cao, Xiang-Qin Ding, Cheng-Shu Zheng and Cui-Hui Sun
Flower color, a critical phenotypic trait of ornamental plants, is an essential indicator for flower variety classification. Many physical and internal factors that affect flower color have been widely investigated; however, the effects of internal facto...
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Carlos Lucena, Rafael Porras, Francisco Javier Romera, Esteban Alcántara, María José García and Rafael Pérez-Vicente
This review deals with two essential plant mineral nutrients, iron (Fe) and phosphorus (P); the acquisition of both has important environmental and economic implications. Both elements are abundant in soils but are scarcely available to plants. To preven...
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K. Ann Bybee-Finley and Matthew R. Ryan
Sustainable intensification calls for agroecological and adaptive management of the agrifood system. Here, we focus on intercropping and how this agroecological practice can be used to increase the sustainability of crop production. Strip, mixed, and rel...
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M. Vivas,J. A. Martín,L. Gil,A. Solla
Pág. 289 - 299
Damping off is probably the most common disease affecting seedlings in forest nurseries. In south-western Europe, the pitch canker and the Dutch elm disease cause relevant economic looses in forests, mostly in adult trees. The ability of the chemical pla...
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