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Effect of fungicides on the microflora of potato leaves

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The phylloplane flora of potato leaves was examined from the time of shoot emergence through to leaf senescence and Saprophytic fungi were in general found to be more susceptible to captafol than to maneb plus fentin acetate.
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The phylloplane flora of potato leaves was examined from the time of shoot emergence through to leaf senescence. Studies on untreated leaves have been combined with others in which the plants were sprayed using one of two fungicides currently in use for late blight control. Saprophytic fungi were in general found to be more susceptible to captafol than to maneb plus fentin acetate. Bacterial numbers were apparently unaltered by the spray treatments.

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Microbial Ecology of the Mango Phylloplane.

TL;DR: The phylloplane microbial community was qualitatively and quantitatively related to leaf age, position in the tree canopy, seasonality, and chemical spraying, and filamentous fungi and yeasts were more abundant during winter and spring, whereas bacterial population densities increased during autumn.
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Prospecting the characteristics and significance of the phyllosphere microbiome

TL;DR: The present review aims to elucidate the mechanisms of microbial colonization and decipher the nature of spatial and temporal changes in the abundance and diversity in this niche, to illustrate the significance of the different taxonomic groups, and outline future strategies for research on the phyllosphere microbiome.
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Effects of late applications of foliar fungicides on activity of micro-organisms on winter wheat flag leaves

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The growth of rust germ tubes towards stomata in relation to pH gradients

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C.H. Dickinson
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Micro-fungi on leaves of Fagus sylvatica

TL;DR: The succession of micro-fungi on leaves of beech has been followed from the time of unfolding up to 18 months after leaf-fall and the fungi which sporulate on the leaves in a well-defined sequence have been divided into three groups.
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Effects of captan on the non-parasitic microflora of apple leaves

TL;DR: The microflora of leaves from Worcester Pearmain apple trees sprayed with captan according to normal orchard practice, and from unsprayed trees, was examined by shaking, macerating and spore-fall techniques and no conclusive data were obtained on the toxicity of captan to leaf bacteria.
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Air-spora studies at Cardiff. I. Cladosporium.

TL;DR: In this paper, the Cladosporium component of the air spora has been studied over the period 1960-4 using the culture-plate and Hirst spore-trap sampling techniques.