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Author: Wilcox, H. J.
Subjects: RHYNCHOSPORIUM, ITALIAN ryegrass, LEAF color, CONIDIA
Abstract: This article discusses the occurrence of Rhynchosporium orthosporum on Italian Ryegrass. In the second week of March 1960, stunted plants of S22 and HI strains of Italian ryegrass, Lolium miiltiflorum, were seen in a nine-acre field at Wadhurst in East Sussex, England. The foliage was chlorotic, with the older leaves brown and shrivelled. Affected plants were in several patches about one or two yards in diameter. Examination of individual leaves showed light green or greyish areas with irregular dark-brown margins and bearing cylindrical conidia which were mostly one-septate.
Published: 1960

Subjects: *CROPS, *HERBICIDES, *MILDEW, *RHYNCHOSPORIUM, *BARLEY
Abstract: The article discusses developments in crop farming in England. In the east, Spring barley has been planted into very good seedbeds and pre-emergence herbicides are now being applied to crops with grassweed problems. In the northern region, old mildew, net blotch and rhynchosporium can already be seen on winter barley. In the west, many farmers are already preparing ground for maize.
Published: 2011

Author: Abram, Mike
Subjects: *AGRONOMY, *PLANT roots, *FUNGICIDES, *RHYNCHOSPORIUM, *BARLEY net-spot blotch disease, *BEETLES
Abstract: The article cover issues related to agronomy in England as of April 2010. Will Foss of Cambridgeshire believes that arable farms will experience problems related to root lodging. Neil Donkin of Gloucestershire states that farmers need to apply a fungicide at stem extension to be able to address rhynchosporium and net blotch in winter barley. James Boswell of Kent states that crop attacks by pollen beetle are at the highest level that he has experienced in a decade.
Published: 2010

Author: Abel, Charles
Subjects: *WEATHER, *AGRONOMY, *MAGNESIUM deficiency diseases, *MANGANESE deficiency diseases in plants, *WHEAT, *NITROGEN in agriculture, *RHYNCHOSPORIUM, *SEPTORIA, *PLANTS
Abstract: Presents updates on the impact of weather on agronomy in England as of April 15, 2005. Proliferation of magnesium and manganese deficiency in crops in Dorset; Slowness of wheat crops to respond to nitrogen in Lincolnshire; Suitability of the weather for rhynchosporium and septoria in Borders.
Published: 2005

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