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1. Analysis of iron content in different cultivars, tissues and developmental stages of common bean.
Author(s):
Espinosa-Huerta, E. , Acosta-Gallegos, J.A. , Guzman-Maldonado, H.S. , Mora-Aviles, M.A.
Subject(s):
Phaseolus vulgaris , beans , leaves , roots , seeds , stems , pods , developmental stages , chemical constituents of plants , iron , quantitative analysis , cultivars , genetic variation
Series:
Annual report.
Year:
2006
2. Assessment of Foliar and Root Pathogens of Dry Beans Currently Prevalent In North Dakota.
Author(s):
Goswami, Rubella S. , Lamppa, Robin S. , Gambhir, Aakansha , Markell, Samuel G.
Subject(s):
Phaseolus vulgaris , beans , fungal diseases of plants , Sclerotinia sclerotiorum , rust diseases , Uromyces appendiculatus , anthracnose , Colletotrichum lindemuthianum , plant pathogenic fungi , blight , bacterial diseases of plants , Xanthomonas axonopodis , Pseudomonas syringae pv. phaseolicola , Pseudomonas syringae pv. syringae , plant pathogenic bacteria , pathogenicity , signs and symptoms (plants) , leaves , roots , disease incidence , surveys , North Dakota
Series:
Annual report.
Year:
2009
3. Bean roots - a plant breeder's perspective.
Author(s):
Kelly, J.D.
Subject(s):
Phaseolus vulgaris , roots , plant morphology , plant breeding
Series:
Annual report.
Year:
1998
4. Bean seedling root response to abscisic acid and polyethylene glycol.
Author(s):
Yabba, M.D. , Foster, E.F.
Subject(s):
Phaseolus vulgaris , seedlings , roots , abscisic acid , polyethylene glycol , plant morphology , genetic variation , genotype
Series:
Annual report.
Year:
1998
5. Biomass allocation and yield in drought-stressed common bean under differential rhizosphere confinement.
Author(s):
Rosales-Serna, R. , Kohashi-Shibata, J. , Acosta-Gallegos, J.A. , Trejo-Lopez, C. , Ortiz-Cereceres, J. , Kelly, J.D.
Subject(s):
Phaseolus vulgaris , beans , crop production , crop yield , roots , shoots , leaves , seeds , fruits (plant anatomy) , rhizosphere , plant growth , flowering , water stress , drought tolerance , cultivars , genetic variation
Series:
Annual report.
Year:
2003
6. Biotic and edaphic factors affecting bean root rot.
Author(s):
Estevez de Jensen, C. , Kurle, J.E. , Percich, J.A.
Subject(s):
Phaseolus vulgaris , beans , fungal diseases of plants , root rot , Fusarium solani , Thanatephorus cucumeris , Fusarium oxysporum , plant pathogenic fungi , pathogenicity , virulence , roots , disease control , environmental factors , edaphic factors , soil pH , soil compaction , tillage , cropping sequence , soil water content , soil temperature , soil density , bulk density , nitrogen fertilizers , application rate , Minnesota
Series:
Annual report.
Year:
2004
7. Carbohydrate depletion in root, stem and leaves of salt-stressed Phaseolus species.
Author(s):
Jasso-Plata, N. , Bayuelo-Jimenez, J.S.
Subject(s):
Phaseolus vulgaris , beans , Phaseolus acutifolius , species differences , roots , stems , leaves , salt stress , salinity , carbohydrate content , salt tolerance , temporal variation , glucose , fructose , sucrose
Series:
Annual report.
Year:
2008
8. Comparisons of cultivar differences in root growth measured under field conditions, containers, and hydroponic culture.
Author(s):
White, J.W. , Montes R., C. , Llano R., G.A.
Subject(s):
Phaseolus vulgaris , cultivars , roots , genetic variation , hydroponics
Series:
Annual report.
Year:
1992
9. Contents of carbohydrates in salt-stressed Phaseolus species.
Author(s):
Bahena-Betancourt, L. , Macias-Rodriguez, L. , Bayuelo-Jimenez, J.S.
Subject(s):
Phaseolus , Phaseolus acutifolius , beans , leaves , roots , salt stress , salinity , salt tolerance , dose response , chemical constituents of plants , glucose , myo-inositol , xylose , quantitative analysis , cultivars , genotype , genetic variation
Series:
Annual report.
Year:
2006
10. Determination of genetic diversity of snap beans Phaseolus vulgaris L. cultivated at secondary centers of domestication, using morphological and biochemical descriptors.
Author(s):
Tofino, A. , Ocampo, C. , Toro, O.
Subject(s):
Phaseolus vulgaris , green beans , cultivars , genetic variation , domestication , plant morphology , pods , seeds , roots , chemical constituents of plants , phaseolin , isozymes , acid phosphatase , peroxidase , shikimate pathway , oxidoreductases , malic enzyme , malate dehydrogenase , phosphogluconate dehydrogenase , biomarkers , genotype
Series:
Annual report.
Year:
2004
11. Differences in root characteristics of common bean (Phaseolus vulgaris L.) evaluated in a germination chamber and sand culture.
Author(s):
Waters, L. Jr. , Singh, S.P. , Burrows, R.L.
Subject(s):
Phaseolus vulgaris , roots , seed germination , genotype
Series:
Annual report.
Year:
1991
12. Differential root density and water extraction rate of bean (Phaseolus vulgaris L.) drought-sensitive and tolerant cultivars.
Author(s):
Guimaraes, C.M. , Brunini, O. , Stone, L.F.
Subject(s):
Phaseolus vulgaris , drought tolerance , roots , density
Series:
Annual report.
Year:
1993
13. Dynamics of resistance of edible beans to Fusarium root rot.
Author(s):
Hall, R. , Phillips, L.G.
Subject(s):
Phaseolus vulgaris , beans , fungal diseases of plants , root rot , Fusarium solani f. sp. phaseoli , plant pathogenic fungi , pathogenicity , shoots , roots , disease resistance , cultivars , genetic variation , genetic resistance
Series:
Annual report.
Year:
2004
14. Effect of canopy leaf distribution on sand transport and abrasion energy
Author(s):
L. J. Hagen , M. E. Casada
Subject(s):
canopy , energy , leaf area index , leaves , plant damage , roots , sand , wind erosion , wind speed , wind tunnels
Year:
2013
15. Effect of synthetic ABA in root growth of domesticated and wild Phaseolus vulgaris L.
Author(s):
Garcia Nava, R.J. , Pena-Valdivia, C.B. , Ruiz, L. del M.P. , Trejo, C.L.
Subject(s):
Phaseolus vulgaris , cultivars , wild plants , roots , abscisic acid , dose response , Mexico
Series:
Annual report.
Year:
1999
16. Evaluation of bean classes for root traits differences associated with root rot resistance.
Author(s):
Roman Aviles, B. , Snapp, S.S. , Kelly, J.D.
Subject(s):
Phaseolus vulgaris , beans , fungal diseases of plants , root rot , Fusarium solani f. sp. phaseoli , plant pathogenic fungi , pathogenicity , roots , plant morphology , disease resistance , cultivars , genetic variation , genotype , Michigan
Series:
Annual report.
Year:
2004
17. Experiment station work, XXXI: root systems of plants, condimental feeds, fertilizers for asparagus, beef vs. dairy type for beef production, onions in the Southwest, feeding skim-milk calves, ether forcing of rhubarb, animal food for ducks, noodles, milk from diseased cows, cider vinegar
Author(s):
United States Office of Experiment Stations.
Subject(s):
Agriculture United States , roots , root systems , feeds , cattle breeds , feed supplements , feed additives , cider vinegar
Series:
Farmers' bulletin
Year:
1905
18. Experiment station work, XXXIII: handling seed corn, food value of cottage cheese, rice, peas, and bacon, adaptation of seed corn, effect of root nodules on composition of crops, methods of feeding poultry, extermination of cattle ticks, cooking quality of potatoes, covered yards for cows
Author(s):
United States Office of Experiment Stations.
Subject(s):
Agriculture United States , seeds , food composition , feeds , animal feeding , animal parasites and pests , cooking , animal housing , legumes , nitrogen fixation , roots , soybeans
Series:
Farmers' bulletin
Year:
1906
19. Field evaluation of bean root architecture.
Author(s):
Lynch, J.P. , Peralta, E. , Abawi, G. , Falconi, E.
Subject(s):
Phaseolus vulgaris , beans , roots , plant architecture , plant growth , developmental stages , cultivars , genotype , genetic variation , Ecuador
Series:
Annual report.
Year:
2006
20. Hybridization of an invasive shrub affects tolerance and resistance to defoliation by a biological control agent
Author(s):
Wyatt I. Williams , Jonathan M. Friedman , John F. Gaskin , Andrew P. Norton
Subject(s):
Tamarix ramosissima , biological control , biological control agents , defoliation , evolution , genetic variation , insects , introduced species , introgression , invasive species , latitude , natural enemies , roots , Western United States
Year:
2014