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  • There are several precautions that can be taken to avoid disease and insect problems in the indoor garden. Because of my large indoor plant collection and because I move a lot of plants indoors for the winter from my outdoor garden, I have to be very cognizant of avoiding pest and disease problems.

  • It turns out there are sub-strains of toxins produced within that type of fusarium. Since the first fusarium epidemics struck Manitoba in the early 1990s, the dominant sub-strain was 15A DON. It was the type that produced the one-to-one correlation with fusarium-damaged kernels. Scientists aren't sure why. "We don't have a very clear cause and effect to give us straight answers," says University of Manitoba plant pathologist Dilantha Fernando, one of the scientists tracking the change. If the disease is striking later, due to climatic conditions or other causes, the kernels are more fully formed and likely to remain in the harvest. Fungicide might have the same effect by delaying or suppressing the disease's assault on the plant, increasing the likelihood more toxin-carrying seed ends u...

  • ... causes Sudden Oak Death (SOD), a serious disease affecting mainly tanoaks in California. In Canada,...

  • Other tree species are not so well managed. Varieties of ash trees such as green ash, black ash and Manchurian ash have been increasingly used throughout the city as well as in southern Manitoba largely as an easy way to establish replacements for American elm. Some of these ash trees are hybrid species that appear to be very promising as future additions in the urban forest. However within the last few years, a very destructive insect called the emerald ash borer has been destroying millions of ash trees in Michigan, northern Ohio, northern Indiana and southwestern Ontario. It kills swiftly and without biological impunity. To date there are no treatments to eradicate this pest except to remove the infested tree. It is heading north though Michigan and tolerates low winter temperatures....

    ..., most elms in the city have been planted. Winnipeg's urban forest is getting old, and unfor...Dutch elm disease (DED) claims at least a couple of thousand elms ea...

  • The problem of food safety has become a focus in the world. In recent years, because of high frequency of food safety accidents, the problems of food safety have appealed much concern in China. This article introduces the features of the food safety regulation of the developed countries and then offers suggestions and the successful experiences that we should learn from when China is establishing our own food safety regulatory system.

    ... of meat and eggs, as well as animal and plant pests control, including inspecting pest and anima... Inspection Service (APHIS), Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) - a subsidiary of the...

  • TWENTY YEARS AGO The AIDS virus may lie dormant longer than has been thought in children infected as newborns, implying a "large population" has yet to develop the disease, a study says. TEN YEARS AGO The cost of building a wastewater treatment plant for Maple Leaf has taken a $4.5-million jump.

  • From health care to industrial disease, countless lives have been improved by four Northe... worked in the former Copper Cliff sinter plant, visit Jean Gagnon, industrial disease activist an...

  • ...A plant stand equipped with fluorescent lights provides en... is conducive to fungal and other plant disease. Gentle air movement around the orchid plants prev...

  • ...PLANT PROTECTION ACT. Regulations Amending the Phytophth... of plant pests such as insects and diseases. Under the Act and its regulations, inspectors may...

  • More and more small holders are forming fair-trade co-operatives or community associations in order to take advantage of having this "extra" money to purchase drip irrigation and other low-impact technologies, to reduce pest infestations without the use of harmful chemicals, or to plant shade trees to attract birds and lessen evaporation. [...] spokespeople for Third World growers are calling on the wealthy parts of our world to understand that intervention to support producers and alleviate climate change through funding and lifestyle change are in our best interests.

    ... new problems with insects and plant disease. . Potentially, the most vulnerable farmers' incom...



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