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    Cleft grafting of almond and apricot onto GF677 rootstock
    (2021-05-27) Badran, Sameer; Abd, Yaseen; Mashni, Raneen
    Recently, stone fruit plantation has been is increased in the West Bank , mainly under treated waste water, therefore there is a need for producing stone fruit trees, the attributes of the GF rootstock make is appropriate for our soil and climate conditions, as well as irrigation. propagating of the GF is difficult and has to be through different technique, the rootstock is difficult to be imported , and there are many restrictions to purchase it from Israel, therefore, producing the GF rootstock commercially is vital and important to support fruit tree plantation in the West Bank.
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    Growing Oyster Mushroom Pleurotus ostreatus on Different Substrates
    (2020-08-27) Ishtayah, Deemah; Abu Alia, Alia; Ghadban, Renas; Dakrok, Mohammad; Rashaedah, Saleh; Eid, Islam; Shtaya, Munqez
    The objective of the project is to investigate the cultivation of Oyster mushroom on different agricultural substrates.
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    Biology and Management of Downy Mildew Disease on Cucumber Grown Under Plastic-house Conditions
    (2020-07-02) Draghmeh, Ahmad; Awashra, Hassan; Abu Saif, Hisham; Mezyed, Osaid; Batta, Yaqoub
    Cucurbit downy mildew caused by Pseudoperonospora cubensis is currently the most destructive disease of cucumbers for both field and glass-house production in Europe and elsewhere (Lebeda 1984). Knowing the biology and ecology of the pathogen may serve in preventing the disease and in knowing the basic abiotic factor influencing infection with P. cubensis is the free leaf moisture
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    A Study of Stem Rot Disease Caused by Sclerotinia Sclerotiorum on Eggplants Grown in Plastic-houses and its Control
    (2020-07-01) DaQah, Rashed; Abu Rumailah, Najah; Tubeh, Anwar; Batta, Yaqoub
    Sclerotinia sclerotiorum de Bary is a Major of soil borne plant pathogen, it belongs to the Order: Heliotiales , Subclass : Euascomycetes , Class : Ascomycetes. This fungus is responsible for causing root, crown, and stem rot, Heavy planting and moist and cool environments (Optimum temperatures for growth range from 15 to 21 ℃) will produce an abundance of mycelium and sclerotia (plant pathology / NNU2016) Symptoms of infection are in the form of growths of cottony yarn? fungal white in color in the sites of injury, and then expand to include parts of the injury area.In addition to that, there is withering of leaves and their staying in contact with the affected branches, as well as attacking the fungus of the affected branch marrow and noticing the massive growth of fungal growths and the appearance of black stone bodies in the affected areas . Control of disease on crops can depend greatly on cultural, biological, and chemical practices, Cultural practices include planting crops at lower densities and higher row spacing to promote air circulation and create microclimates, and use resistance cultivars.
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    Effect of Treated Municipal Wastewater on Growth and Yield of Local Wheat Cultivars
    (2019-05-19) Yaseen, Khalid; Abdelraheem, Waed; Hannoun, Yahya; Shtaya, Munqes
    Water shortage in Palestine, is very serious The agriculture sector is a major consumer of groundwater. Wastewater reuse was identified to solve the water shortage problem in Palestine. Wheat is one of the most ancient cultivated cereals. The total cultivated area in the world is 218543071 ha producing 35312 hg/ha The total cultivated area in Palestine is 15489 ha producing 22301 hg/ha