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The flowers of 3 ornamental Malus species (M. aldenhamensis, M. floribunda and M. cv. Golden Hornet), and the flowers of Cox, Worcester and Lambourne ...
Read moreInsect decline and loss of biodiversity not only affect large-scale agricultural landscapes, but are increasingly recognized in urban environments. It...
Read moreMost naturalised and invasive alien plant species were originally introduced to regions for horticultural purposes. However, many regions now face an ...
Read moreOrnamental horticulture is the most important pathway for plant invasions world-wide. Large numbers of non-native plants are used as ornamentals, and ...
Read moreThe flowers of 3 ornamental Malus spp. (M. aldenhamensis, M. floribunda cv. Hillierii and M. cv. Golden Hornet) and of cvs Cox's Orange Pippin, Worces...
Read more1. The development of biological control strategies for ornamental crops is challenging due to the high diversity of crops grown and zero tolerance to...
Read moreThe use of road verges in SW Australia for conservation of indigenous species was investigated in B. hookeriana, a shrub which is a major food source ...
Read moreThe model, applicable to all terrestrial plants, accounted for 90% of the variance in field measurements on Liriodendron tulipifera.
Read moreThe nature of change in genetic structure during self-thinning of crowded mixtures of Phlox drummondii genotypes was investigated with (1) 10 commerci...
Read moreCompetition from weeds (Agropyron repens, Stellaria media, Poa annua and others) in the first growing season hastened foliage senescence and reduced b...
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