Tomatoes [electronic resource] Edited by E. Heuvelink.
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TextLanguage: English Series: Crop Production Science in HorticulturePublisher: WallingfordUK CABI Publishing 2005Edition: 1Description: 339ppContent type: - text
- computer
- online resource
- 9781845931490
- pests
- fruits
- plant pathogenic bacteria
- pest arthropods
- plant development
- biocontrol
- eelworms
- Hexapoda
- storage
- cultivation under glass or plastic
- plant diseases
- plant viruses
- cultural control
- ripening
- weed control
- plants
- plant pathogens
- plant-pathogenic bacteria
- arthropods
- nematode control
- insects
- Solanaceae
- insect pests
- mites
- viruses of plants
- Solanum lycopersicum
- crop production
- plant parasites
- pest insects
- weeds
- Arachnida
- animals
- Acari
- fungal diseases
- postharvest physiology
- plant disease control
- crop protection
- fertilisers
- angiosperms
- plant pests
- phytopathogenic fungi
- plant-pathogenic fungi
- invertebrates
- parasites
- phytopathogenic bacteria
- growth
- irrigation
- Nematoda
- watering
- crop quality
- plant parasitic nematodes
- arthropod pests
- nematodes
- Solanales
- eukaryotes
- pest control
- fertilizers
- genetics
- Bacteria
- pathogens
- plant breeding
- bacterium
- fungus
- Spermatophyta
- natural enemies
- prokaryotes
- crop yield
- protected cultivation
- tomatoes
- handling
- chemical control
- biological control
- fungi
- Solanum
- eudicots
- Lycopersicon esculentum
- plant pathogenic fungi
- viruses
- plant protection
- phytopathogens
This is book 13 in the Crop Production Science in Horticulture series and gives up to date and compact knowledge of the scientific principles underlying the biology and production of the tomato crop. Our understanding of tomatoes has increased and new areas have been developed, such as genetic modification and biological pest control. This book, as others in the Crop Protection Science in Horticulture series, describes the scientific principles underlying the biology and production of the crop. It is worldwide in scope and is written by authors from North America and the Netherlands.
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