Auxins in Citrus: A Reappraisal

Auxins in citrus: a reappraisal.

CEREBRAL HYDATIDOSIS: A REAPPRAISAL

The remarkable evolution of surgical management of cerebral hydatidosis towards an earlier diagnosis and proper treatment is evident from this 22-year retrospective study of our experience with 19 cases seen at Shiraz University Medical Institutions. Both cases of iatrogenically-induced infected cysts were seen during the pre-CT era. The optimistic view of being able to remove all the cyst...

A reappraisal of the Pyriculariaceae in Iran

The family Magnaporthaceae considered as a single-family placed in the order Magnaporthales. Currently, three distinct clades are phylogenetically distinguished in this order that one is referred as the Pyriculariaceae. The Pyriculariaceae is characterized as a novel family having new genera, new species, new combinations and neotypification (basionym). To taxonomically evaluate this family, an...

a reappraisal of the pyriculariaceae in iran

the family magnaporthaceae considered as a single-family placed in the order magnaporthales. currently, three distinct clades are phylogenetically distinguished in this order that one is referred as the pyriculariaceae. the pyriculariaceae is characterized as a novel family having new genera, new species, new combinations and neotypification (basionym). to taxonomically evaluate this family, an...

Recent Findings on the Mechanism of Action of the Synthetic Auxins Used to Improve Fruit Size of Citrus

Among the existing techniques used to enhance final fruit size in citrus, the use of synthetic auxins gives good results. The effect and mode of action of these substances has been studied over the last eight years and reproducible results are obtained. These substances act through an indirect effect, reducing fruitlet growth rate and promoting abscission, thus reducing competition; and through...