Blight

CioHgC NOiS. A protective non-systemic fungicide used principally for the control of potato blight. M.p. 160-161 C. It is relatively non-toxic to most animal life although it is harmful to hsh. 

Physical appearance, as well as flavor quaUty and strength, can be iafluenced by soil conditions, rainfall, storms, blights, iasects, growing and harvesting methods, storage, etc. AH of these must be considered to evaluate a particular lot and to harvest, seH, or buy the lot and use it ia a food product. 

Phi ctonia spp. sheath blight of rice sharp eyespot of wheat... 

Although nuts have been a staple food in many countries for generations, their status in the United States as a chief food crop is relatively recent. The main suppher of Knglish walnuts, filberts, and almonds had been Europe. However, pecans and black walnuts are indigenous to North America, and the United States is the principal producer of pecans. Other U.S. nuts, such as beech, butternut, white walnut, American chestnut, chinquapins, hickory, picon, and northern California black walnut, are utilized mainly for local consumption. Chestnuts and chinquapins are susceptible to the chestnut blight fungus, Endothiaparasitica which has virtually destroyed the American chestnut (152). 

Aristeromycin. Aristeromycin (36), the first carbocyhc analogue of adenosine, was isolated from the culture filtrates of S. citricolor as part of a search for inhibitors of bacterial leaf blight (1—4). A herbicidaHy active hypoxanthine analogue of (36), coaristeromycin, has also been isolated (108). Several chemical syntheses of (36) have appeared (1—4,109). It inhibits Aanthomonas OTjc e and Eyricularia bacterial leaf blight, blast disease of rice plants, and... 

Perceived visual quality, atmospheric color, plume blight, visual range... 

Measurement over long view path (up to 100 km) with suitable illumination and target, contrast transmittance, total extinction, and chromaticity over sight path can be determined includes scattering and absorption from all sources can detect plume blight automated... 

Complement to instrumental observations areas with frequent plume blight, discoloration visual ranges with available target distances Areas experiencing periodic, well-mixed general haze medium to short viewing distances small absorption coefficient (b ) relating to point comptosition measurements... 

Visual quality, plume blight, color, contrast (limited)... 

Complement to human observation, instrumental methods areas with frequent plume blight, discoloration... 

Plume Blight visual impairment of air quality that manifests itself as a coherent plume. 

Brammen, n., Brammen-. (Metal.) slabbing. Brand, m. burning (combustion, calcination, etc.) Are charge (of a kiln or oven) blight, smut gangrene, slough brand. 

Fiule,/. rottenness, putridity dry rot blight Mining) rotten lode. 

Should power generation from natural gas be included as a green energy since it is the cleanest of the hydrocarbons and may compare favorably with some major renewable options in as many as five environmental categories front-end (embedded) air emissions, wildlife disturbance, land usage, noise, and visual blight The Renewable Energy Policy... 

Molal solution (mol kg 1). aFlow relaxation. bLight scattering. cElectrophoretic mobility. dDiffusion. 

Fig. 10. The effects of chestnut blight (Endothia parasitica) on a deciduous forest ecosystem (after Day Monk, 1974).

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