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2007

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Innføring i hvordan vegetabilske prøver til plantevernmiddelanalyser skal tas ut i henhold til EUs prøvetakingsdirektiv

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A. Puccinia fungus parasitic on cultivated Levisticum officinale vas found in various areas of Romania starting in 2000. The fungus id described, illustrated, and identified as Puccinia bornmuelleri, a species previously known from Iran and Afghanistan.

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Pythium aphanidermatum er hos oss best kjent som årsak til aggresiv rothalsråte i veksthusagurk. For første gang er patogenet nå også påvist i forbindelse med rotråte i norske julestjerner

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Carrot roots with cavity spot lesions from 8 different counties in Norway were sampled and Pythium species were isolated on selective medium. Pythium spp. were characterised morphologically and by species-specific PCR. Laboratory experiments with inoculations of carrot roots were performed. A total of 130 isolates out of 230 Pythium-like isolates tested with PCR were identified as pathogenic species of Pythium. These were P. intermedium (29 %), P. sulcatum (23 %), P. sylvaticum (16 %), P. violae (15 %) and a possible new Pythium species designated P. "vipa" (18 %). There were some difference between geographical regions and ages of cavities regarding the frequency of the different species isolated. When rating sunken lesions in the laboratory inoculation experiments, P. "vipa" was the most aggressive and P. violae the least aggressive species. P. intermedium and P. "vipa" caused more discolouration of the infected carrot tissue than the other species. The importance of the different Pythium spp. as agents of cavity spot in Norway is discussed.

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Med dagens fytosanitære regelverk og praksis for bekjemping av pærebrann i Noreg er det låg sannsynlegheit for introduksjon av pærebrann til fruktdistrikt og planteskular. Lemping på noverande regelverk og praksis vil føre til moderat risiko for introduksjon

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Med dagens fytosanitære regelverk og praksis for bekjemping av pærebrann i Noreg er det låg sannsynlegheit for introduksjon av pærebrann til fruktdistrikt og planteskular. Lemping på noverande regelverk og praksis vil føre til moderat risiko for introduksjon

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Pærebrann er en alvorlig sjukdom på eple, pære og prydplanter i rosefamilien. De siste femti år har sjukdommen vært under spredning i Europa. Bakterien som forårsaker pærebrann er en fremmed art under spredning i Norge.

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Furfurylated wood is an environmentally friendly, chemically treated, wood product with improved characteristics. Quality control of furfurylated wood is still performed manually by subtracting the initial weight of a treated sample from its final weight, then dividing the result by the initial weight. Expressed as a percentage, this results in a value that represents the weight percent gain (WPG) of the treated sample and thus the degree of modification. The major disadvantage of this quality control method is that the production parameters are needed to determine WPG, since the initial weight cannot be deduced from a treated wood sample. In this paper the use of ThermoGravimetric Analysis (TGA) is presented as a potential quality control method for furfurylated Scots pine (Pinus sylvestris L.). The technique is independent of production parameters and, therefore, enables third parties to determine the WPG of any furfurylated wood product. Three validation trials have been performed with the same validation samples, but varying TGA settings and with different Partial Least Square regression models (PLS-models). Although the method needs further improvement, it has shown good accuracy and precision. Therefore, it is con

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Perpetual-flowering strawberry cultivars are commonly classified as photoperiodically day-neutral, even though early investigations demonstrated long-day (LD) regulation. An important reason for this inconsistency is that these freely flowering plants are difficult to establish in a true vegetative state, and experiments have therefore, often been started using runner plants with pre-formed inflorescences. In order to circumvent this problem, we have used the perpetual-flowering F1-hybrid `Elan" that is propagated by seed, and is thus not pre-conditioned by its earlier life history. The results demonstrated a marked quantitative LD response across a range of temperatures from 9º - 27ºC. Seedlings were responsive to the LD stimulus at an early stage, and early flowering required LD exposure almost from germination. The critical daylength for the early flowering response was about 15 h at 18ºC. Because of this threshold LD response, it is concluded that regulation of flowering is truly photoperiodic in nature, and not merely an effect of additional light. Flower development was also slightly advanced by LD conditions. Stolon formation was strongly enhanced by short day conditions in combination with high temperature. Thus, not only flowering, but also runnering, was oppositely affected by photoperiod in `Elan" compared with mono-flowering cultivars. The results are discussed in relation to the photoperiodic classification of strawberries.