Bottle gourd

Flaschen-hals, m. neck of a bottle or flask. -inhalt, m. contents of a bottle or flask or gas cylinder, -kappe, -kapsel, /. bottle cap. -kiirbis, m. bottle gourd calabash. -achild n. bottle (flask, etc.) label, -stdpsel, -ver-schluss, m. bottle (or flask) stopper or fastener, -zug, m. set of pulleys, block and tackle. 

As with yields of seeds given above, the amount of seed coat per seed varies considerably, anywhere from 18% (C. pepo) to 60% (Lagenaria vulgaris, bottle gourd) (21, 22). IndeecT, seed-coatless lines of C. pepo have little or no coat (TT, 23). 

Fusarium diseases of tomato and bottle gourd(Lagenaria cicereria) were suppressed. 3 Edible lily root rot caused by Cylindrocarpon destructans was controlled when the mother bulbs were coated with P. fluorescens S-2 or P. aeruginosa S-7. These bulbs were much bigger than the non-treated ones. 

The authors discuss three examples of biological control of soil borne diseases. The first is the control of Fusarium wilt of sweet potato by cross-protection that involves a prior inoculation of nonpathogenic Fusarium oxysporum(Ogawa et ai., 1984)(1). The second is the control of Fusarium wilt of bottle gourd by mixed-cropping with associate crops(Kijima et al., 1986)(2). The third is the seed bulb bacterization for the control of root rot of edible lily(Hasegawa et al, 1990)(3). 

Table II Control of Fusarium wilt of bottle gourd...

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