• A Study of Resistance to the Sweet Potato Wilt Pathogen, Fusarium oxysporum Schlecht f. batatis (Wr.) Snyder & Hansen, and of Histological Aspects of the Host-pathogen Complex 

  Wells, John Milton (1963)

  Research on Fusarium wilt of sweet potato, a vascular disease caused by Fusarium oxysporum Schlecht f. batatis (Wr.) Snyder & Hansen, was undertaken to determine the susceptibility of various sweet potato lines to ...

• Nitrogen cycling by grass-brassica mixtures in the Mid-Atlantic 

  Gaimaro, Joshua Ruben (2019)

  Mixtures of cover crop species may be more effective than monocultures at internal nutrient cycling due to their ability to occupy different niches. Our study investigates nitrogen (N) cycling of radish (Raphanus sativus ...

• SALMONELLA ENTERICA STRATEGIES FOR PERSISTENCE ON TOMATO (SOLANUM LYCOPERSICUM) AND SEROVAR DYNAMICS IN SURFACE AND RECLAIMED WATER 

  Ferelli, Angela Marie Cecelia (2019)

  While select aspects of Salmonella enterica subspecies enterica persistence in agricultural matrices have been illustrated, serovar specific survival strategies in surface water, transmission, and persistence on plants are ...

• A REVISION OF THE GENUS ODONTONEMA (ACANTHACEAE) 

  Baum, Vicki M. (1982)

  Odontonema Nees (Acanthaceae, Acanthoideae, Acanthatae, Odontonemeae) is a New World tropical or subtropical genus of 26 species and two varieties. Members of the genus are distributed from coastal central Mexico southward ...

• Morphology, Mineralogy, and Hydrology of Soils in the Triassic Culpeper Basin of Maryland 

  Elless, Mark Peter (1992)

  Soils derived from red parent materials are problematic in terms of morphologically assessing their hydrology because these parent materials are known to retard the development of redoximorphic features within their ...

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