sugar beet
Influence of Beet necrotic yellow vein virus and freezing temperatures on sugar beet roots in storage
... with sugar root tissue in previous investigations with unfrozen sugar beet roots (Bugbee 1982, 1993; Bugbee and Cole 1976; Fugate and Campbell 2009; Liebe and Varrelmann 2016; Strausbaugh and Dugan ...
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The effect of sugar beet seed treatments on their vigour
... Sugar beet seeds of three varieties (Jastra, Jamira, PNMono1) were rubbed, primed, washed and primed after rubbing. All used methods of seed treatment changed pericarp characteristics such as water ...
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Research of sugar beet tubers mechanical properties
... – The dependence between root depth and force requi- red for tuber release from soil and its mass can be used for designing of lifting bodies. Medium force required for the tuber withdrawal ranges from 17 to 27 kp, ...
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Quality of the seed placing in seeding of sugar beet
... Type of seeding mechanism used for seeding de- termines the requirements on size and shape char- acteristics of the sugar beet coated seeds. Even if at the moment there are no standards, there exists an ...
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Immunodetection of Two Curtoviruses Infecting Sugar Beet
... including sugar beet, tomatoes, and ...instance, sugar beet and bean breeding ...of Beet mild curly top ...with sugar beet, bean, and Nicotiana benthamiana leaf ...
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Sugar beet as a raw material for bioethanol production
... (2001): Sugar beet as a raw material for bioethanol ...of sugar causes a reduction in the acreage under sugar ...of beet for liquid fuel production could be one of ...with sugar ...
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Sugar Beet Leaf Culturable Endophytic Bacterial Composition from the Major Sugar Beet Growing Areas in the West of Iran
... The samples were collected from a total of 12 sites from 7 major sugar beet growing regions (Malayer, Hamedan, Islamabad-e Gharb, Kermanshah, Mahidasht, Miandoab and Shahin Dezh) in the west of Iran. Plants ...
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Physiological differences between sugar beet varieties susceptible, tolerant or resistant to the beet cyst nematode, Heterodera schachtii (Schmidt) under uninfested conditions
... Figure 4- A hydroponic tank experiment was conducted to investigate differences in the early rooting development of nine varieties of sugar beet which vary in their susceptibility to H. schachtii. Primary ...
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Influence of beet necrotic yellow vein virus on sugar beet storability
... of sugar beet based on sucrose loss, susceptibility to freeze damage and rot, and weight ...for sugar loss in stored sugar beet roots could easily reach tens of millions in dollars in ...
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POTENTIAL OF SUGAR BEET PRODUCTION IN PAKISTAN: A REVIEW
... hectare sugar. Sugar beet is not only a short duration crop as com- pared to sugarcane, which occupies the field for about 10 months in the Punjab and 14-16 months in Sindh, but also that the ...
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The identification of allergen proteins in sugar beet (Beta vulgaris) pollen causing occupational allergy in greenhouses
... a sugar beet seed station outside Falkenberg in the south-west of Swe- den by Anna Blomqvist and coworkers at the local hospi- tal (County Hospital, Halmstad, Sweden) in a study in 2004–5, approved by the ...
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Impact of sugar beet seed priming on molasses components, sugar content and technological white sugar yield
... of sugar beet facilitates early and synchronized germination which usually improves rate, percentage, and uniformity of germination (Durrant and Jaggard 1988, Capron et ...
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Changes in Carbohydrates and Sugar Yield in Sugar Beet (Beta Vulgaris L.) Under Different Biofertilizers and Irrigation Closed Time
... Objective: Many agronomic practices may need to be adjusted to maximize yield and quality of sugar beet. Thus agronomic package must be always modified. This sutdy was laid out for evaluation of changes in ...
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Effect of Drying Conditions on Properties of Dried Sugar Beet
... all sugar beets were obtained from a single region ‘‘Komishche’’ (sugar beet farms near Isfahan) and kept in a refrigerator at 4 °C prior to experiments ...[2]. Sugar beets were thoroughly ...
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Evaluation of certain Penicillium frequentans isolates against Cercospora leaf spot disease of sugar beet
... The application of the tested adhesive (agar, starch flour, white glue, gum, and Triton Mok) to the spore suspen- sion of P. frequentans was very effective in reducing the disease severity of Cercospora leaf spot of ...
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Yields and root technological quality of sugar beet grown in crop rotation and long term monoculture
... content. Sugar beet was cultivated in a 6-field crop rotation: sugar beet (manure) maize spring barley peas winter rape winter wheat and in 2631-year monocul- ...
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Evaluation of the work quality of the sugar beet planter in relation to the sugar beet seed parameters
... compared sugar beet planters using the same system of the filling of gathering holes, but with different seeding mecha- nisms: ground driven seeding mechanism, and electromotor driven seeding mechanism ...
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Negative Effects of Residual Herbicides on Sensitive Crops: Impact of Rimsulfuron Herbicide Soil Residue on Sugar beet
... and shoot dry weight, respectively) showed the high sensitivity of this crop to rimsulfuron. It is obvious that sugar beet biomass loses increased linearly as the concentration of rimsulfuron increased in ...
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Production of Beet Sugar and Bio-ethanol from Sugar beet and it Bagasse: A Review
... C), sugar beet residue could be carbonized and is shown to be capture phosphates reported was prepared activated carbon at high temperature pyrolysis (500 - 700 0 C) using ZnCl 2 -activated sugar ...
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The determination of ferulic acid in sugar beet pulp
... The UV/VIS absorption spectra of non-hydrolysed and hydrolysed extracts of sugar beet pulp are shown in Fig. 1. The absorbance maximum was observed at 372 nm for non-hydrolysed extracts and at 345 nm for ...
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