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Walnut branch wilt: Reduction of disease in four-year experiment in Tulare County orchard

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J. H. Foott, University of California
A. H. Hendrickson, University of California
E. E. Wilson, University of California

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California Agriculture 9(10):11-11.

Published October 01, 1955

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Branch wilt—a destructive fungus disease of English walnuts in California—may be reduced by relatively simple changes in cultural practices. These changes involve: 1, removing all diseased branches from the tree each year; 2, fertilizing soil with a nitrogenous fertilizer; and 3, providing adequate soil moisture by irrigation throughout the growing season.

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Walnut branch wilt: Reduction of disease in four-year experiment in Tulare County orchard

J. H. Foott, A. H. Hendrickson, E. E. Wilson
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Walnut branch wilt: Reduction of disease in four-year experiment in Tulare County orchard

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Authors

J. H. Foott, University of California
A. H. Hendrickson, University of California
E. E. Wilson, University of California

Publication Information

California Agriculture 9(10):11-11.

Published October 01, 1955

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Author Affiliations show

Abstract

Branch wilt—a destructive fungus disease of English walnuts in California—may be reduced by relatively simple changes in cultural practices. These changes involve: 1, removing all diseased branches from the tree each year; 2, fertilizing soil with a nitrogenous fertilizer; and 3, providing adequate soil moisture by irrigation throughout the growing season.

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