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The apple orchards studied had discontinuous bush-and hedge-type canopies of mean leaf-area indexes of 1-1-4. These values were low, owing to the exis...
Read moreFifteen, 45, 60 and 90 cm water were applied before sowing cotton; after irrigation there were 10, 28, 45 and 60 cm of available water respectively in...
Read moreCotton was grown with 15, 45, 60 and 90 cm of irrigation water, applied before sowing. After irrigation there were 10, 28, 45 and 60 cm of available w...
Read moreYoung Golden Delicious trees were grown at Bristol for 1 year then, in January 1975, half the batch were moved to Montpellier; in January 1976, 6 tree...
Read moreThe effects of harvesting the dominant palm tree Euterpe edulis on the abundance of 15 large frugivorous birds (Ramphastidae, Cracidae, Cotingidae, Tr...
Read moreThe amount of pollen of the appropriate species borne on the body of an insect is presumed to be an important factor in assessing its value as a polli...
Read moreConsidering the availability of idle physical space between the rows of fruit trees and the high financial investment in the establishment and managem...
Read moreThe scientific papers presented at this conference on integrated control of crop pests in Britain comprised: Integrated control and the Advisory Servi...
Read moreHoney-bee colonies in fruit orchards (apple and plum) often collect much dandelion pollen. Bees visiting dandelion become conditioned to it and, even ...
Read moreDispersal limitation severely impairs the trajectory of restoration, mainly due to the lack of seed vectors bringing seeds from nearby habitats; a rol...
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