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The American Journal of Horticulture and Floriculture Research

Volume 3.
Issue 12.

Volume03 Issue12

December 2021

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The American Journal of Horticulture and Floriculture Research

VOLUME 3 / ISSUE 12 DECEMBER 2021
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3 articles

Horticulture

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Horticulture · OPEN ACCESS 25 December 2021

Impact Of A Menadione Subsidiary On Banana Panama Illness Improvement And Yield Upgrade

W. A. Smith

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One subsidiary (Param-A) of a water-solvent compound of 2-methyl-1,4-naphthoquinone has been financially sent off to actuate obstruction against Panama sickness in bananas, brought about by Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. cubense. This paper gives an account of a drawn out try to check the enhancements that Param-A can give in horrible banana culture conditions, for example, those of an estate truly impacted by Panama illness and in a dirt with lacking seepage and high saltiness. The outcomes exhibited that Param-A showers diminished sickness event and postponed indication appearance altogether. Showers of Param-A like clockwork abbreviated the time from plant blooming to natural product cutting, and brought about fundamentally more significant returns.

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Horticulture · OPEN ACCESS 30 December 2021

Introduction Of Endophitic Bacteria Of Plants And Study Of Their Morphological And Cultural Properties

Kunduz Normurodova, Mokhichekhra Shokhiddinova

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When plants are inoculated with endophytic bacteria, a significant reduction in the harmful effects of pathogenic bacteria and fungi, insects and nematodes has been found [1,4-5]. In particular, endophytic bacteria isolated from medicinal plants form an integral part of their life cycle within plants, biocontrol phytopathogens and reduce their adverse effects [1,6]. Accordingly, one of the medicinal plants, Melissa officinalis endophytic bacteria, was isolated and their morphological-cultural properties were determined as the main goal of the study.

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Horticulture · OPEN ACCESS 30 December 2021

SCREENING OF VINE TYPES GROWN IN SALTY AND DRY SOILS

Oybek N. Shukurov , B. Jalolova

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Now is the time to seek and introduce new effective microbiological and biotechnological technologies in agriculture to obtain high and environmentally friendly yields from plants that do not adversely affect human and animal health and nature in general. Therefore, in fast and sustainable agriculture, there is a need to gradually use environmentally friendly biological fertilizers that do not harm the environment, create and use biologically pure drugs based on energy microorganisms, and produce high yields from agricultural crops.

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