Browsing by Author "Roane, Curtis Woodard"
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- Results of barley oat and wheat varietal tests conducted in Virginia in 1959Tramel, J. L.; Starling, T. M.; Roane, Curtis Woodard (Virginia Agricultural Experiment Station, 1959-11)Yield performance of small grain varieties tested in Virginia 1959
- Results of barley, oat, and wheat varietal tests conducted in Virginia in 1962Starling, T. M.; Tramel, J. L.; Roane, Curtis Woodard (Virginia Agricultural Experiment Station, 1962-11)Small grain varietal tests were conducted at eight locations in 1961-62 as part of the small grain breeding and improvement program
- Results of small grain varietal tests conducted in Virginia in 1963Starling, T. M.; Roane, Curtis Woodard (Virginia Agricultural Experiment Station, 1963-10)Results of small grain varietal tests in Virginia in 1963
- Seed treatment : a training program for certification of applicatorsHarrison, Robert Louis; Pristou, Robert; Roane, Curtis Woodard (Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University. Extension Division, 1979)
- Studies in the physiology, genetics and pathology of Colletotrichum phomoides (Sacc.) Chester, the cause of tomato anthracnoseRoane, Curtis Woodard (Virginia Tech, 1944)Anthracnose of tomato was first described by Chester in 1891. It has been of economic importance to the growers of canning tomatoes nearly ever since. Anthracnose is cause by Colletptrochum phomoides (sacc.) Chester which appears to have different physiologic and morphologic forms. There is evidence that it is a soil organism but this remains to be definitively proved. The organism has a broad pH range and different isolates show different temperatures opimums but about the same temperature range for growth. The organism does not show the “dual phenomenon” but does sector frequently. Sectors are morphologically different from the parent mycelium and offers an explanation as to the origin of different strains of the organism.