Diseases of Etrog Citron and Other Citrus Trees

Bar‐Joseph, M.; Ezra, David; Licciardello, Grazia; Catara, A.

doi:10.1007/978-3-031-25775-9_7

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“…However, this yield can vary significantly based on factors such as the age of the trees, the variety of acid lime, and the level of care and maintenance. Non-grafted acid lime trees are typically less productive than grafted ones, primarily due to their increased susceptibility to diseases and environmental stress (Bar-Joseph et al, 2023). Non-grafted acid lime trees may yield around 15 mt ha -1 on average (Table 5).…”

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Economic Analysis of Acid Lime Production and Marketing in Nepal: A Benefit-Cost Perspective from Nawalpur East District

Ghimire,

Kumar Rauniyar

2023

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Acid lime plays a crucial role in the livelihoods of many Nepali farmers and holds substantial promise for local economic development. This study analyzed the economic aspects of acid lime production in three municipalities of the Nawalpur East district of Nepal: Madhyabindu, Bulingtar, and Bungdikali, and sought to identify the concerns and potential related to acid lime marketing and manufacturing. Data were gathered from 96 acid lime producers using a semi-structured questionnaire from May 2022 to July 2022. The average areas of acid lime cultivation and productivity were 0.387 ha and 3.061 mt ha-1, respectively. The production cost of acid lime was Rs. 104.82 kg-1. The rental values of land and labor costs (p=0.30) were the highest influencing elements at 35.99% and 19.71%, respectively. Other analyzed factors included the cost of fertilizer (p=0.20), plant protection (p<0.01), Bordeaux-micronutrients (p=0.35), and farm management (p=0.18). Benefit-cost analysis revealed a ratio of 0.80 and mean gross margin of Rs. -19.82 for acid lime production. The major problem for the production of acid lime was the lack of irrigation, whereas the lack of storage was found to be a major market problem and thus needed careful attention from the relevant authorities. This examination indicated that acid lime production is a practical choice for Nepali farmers in the countryside; however, there is a need for improvement in production management. This also suggests that acid lime farming has the potential to become a successful export-focused business in the long run in the Nawalpur East district of Nepal.

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Economic Analysis of Acid Lime Production and Marketing in Nepal: A Benefit-Cost Perspective from Nawalpur East District

Ghimire,

Kumar Rauniyar

2023

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Dieback and stability loss of old-growth Populus × euramericana in urban environments: Case study Železnički park, Novi Sad

Đilas,

Orlović,

Marković

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Populus × euramericana is a species characterized by fast growth and simple vegetative propagation and is often planted in the parks of Novi Sad. During 2017, dieback of P. x euroamericana was observed in the Železnički Park in Novi Sad. The dieback continued in the following years, the leaning of the trees was noticed as well as mushrooms of the poplar rot fungus Cyclocybe aegerita growing in clusters at tree bases. Thus in October 2022, the static stability and internal structure of P. × euramericana wood was checked using semi-destructive micro-drilling method and IML PD 400 resistograph and the different stages of the structural erosion of the wood were observed. Ophiostomatoid fungi, fusarioid fungi and C. aegerita were isolated from symptomatic wood samples. Molecular phylogenetic analyzes confirmed that the fruiting bodies at tree bases belong to the species C. aegerita. Frequent climate extremes along with other stressful factors in urban areas make poplar trees sensitive to windstorms, windbreaks, and attack of opportunistic pathogens. Therefore, it is essential to conduct intensive monitoring of health and stability of poplar trees in urban areas and this should be done using resistance measurement devices for the detection of wood decay like resistograph. This instrument provides insight into the tree structure and the possibility of timely reaction to make city parks a safe and pleasant place for people to rest and relax.

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Diseases of Etrog Citron and Other Citrus Trees

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Economic Analysis of Acid Lime Production and Marketing in Nepal: A Benefit-Cost Perspective from Nawalpur East District

Economic Analysis of Acid Lime Production and Marketing in Nepal: A Benefit-Cost Perspective from Nawalpur East District

Dieback and stability loss of old-growth Populus × euramericana in urban environments: Case study Železnički park, Novi Sad

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