Claim · model-written summary
A thrips, probably F.intonsa or F.schultzei, was the main cause of petal necrotic spots.
- Taxon
- Tuberose
Agave amicat0 - Interactor
- a thripse0pest
- Outcome
- necrotic spots on the petalse0
- Qualifier
- probably either F.intonsa or F.schultzeie0
Not reportedDirection
Verbatim
e0“the main cause of necrotic spots on the petals was a thrips, which is probably either F.intonsa or F.schultzei species.”
t0“Tuberose”
Title
Seyed Hossein Mahmoodi Nezhad Dezfully; Kaivan Karimi Journal of ornamental and horticultural plants 2021
Other claims from this paper (9)
- Intervention effect Nitrogen significantly affected tuberose leaf length, SPAD readings, and optical depreciation coefficient.
- Intervention effect Nitrogen significantly affected absorbed photosynthetically active radiation and disease percentage.
- Intervention effect Nitrogen significantly affected tuberose leaf nitrogen, spike length, and LAI.
- Intervention effect Potassium showed no significant effect on the reported tuberose parameters.
- Observation Botrytis sp. was identified as a causal agent of necrotic spots on tuberose leaves and petals.
- Observation Curvularia sp. was identified as a causal agent of necrotic spots on tuberose leaves and petals.
- Observation Fusarium sp. was identified as a causal agent of necrotic spots on tuberose leaves and petals.
- Recommendation The authors recommend 100 kg ha-1 nitrogen for florists planting large bulbs.
- Recommendation The authors recommend no K2O application for florists planting large bulbs.