CA3 cocentration for controling fruit cracking in pomegranates

Fruit Cracking in Tomato

dom’ reached anthesis most rapidly, while plants of ‘Mathilde Gütges’ and ‘Merritt’s Supreme’ were the slowest to f-lower. Table 2 represents days to anthesis and not days to salable color. In general, plants were salable, based on sepal color, ≈10 days before anthesis, so subtracting 10 days from data in Table 2 gives forcing times (from start to sale) for these cultivars when a 62F (17C) mini...

Effect of gibberellic acid on fruit cracking in meykhosh pomegranate

Controling Implicit Template Instantiation

In industrial settings it is often desirable to be able to control the location of template instantiations. Consider for example a system that consists of an executable dynamically linked with a large number of shared libraries. If the compiler is allowed to implicitly instantiate commonly used template specializations then template code bloat — or even duplicate symbol definitions at link time...

A systematic determination of polyphenols constituents and cytotoxic ability in fruit parts of pomegranates derived from five Chinese cultivars

Plant polyphenols derived from pomegranates are natural health-promoting components, and their bioactivities are well proved. However, the systematic studies of polyphenols constituents and cytotoxic ability in fruit parts of pomegranates derived from different Chinese cultivars have not been studied yet. In this report, a validated and sensitive HPLC-DAD method and fluorescence spectrophotomet...

Controling anticipatory behavior for rounding in French cued speech

“Langage Parlé Complété (LPC)” is the French manual system – corresponding to Cued Speech – used to complement lip reading and thus enhance speech perception for hearing-impaired people. In an anticipatory rounding context, a French speaker was audiovisually recorded while pronouncing and coding [i#yi] sequences with two different pause durations. The effect of pause duration on hand and lip te...

Controling Interactions in Motion Control Systems

Design of motion control systems should take into account (a) unconstrained motion performed without interaction with environment or other systems, (b) constrained motion performed by certain functional interaction with environment or other system. Control in both cases can be formulated in terms of maintaining desired system configuration what makes essentially the same structure for common ta...