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, marikunnu, calicut673 012, kerala small cardamom (elettaria cardamomum maton) is a perennial, herbaceous monocot, which belongs to the rhizomatous family, zingiberaceae. in india, cultivation of cardamom spreads in an area of 71,170 hectares with a production of 11, 000 tonnes. among the cardamom cultivating

growing regions of south india, with an incidence ranging from 0.01 to 99 per cent. crop losses due to the disease depend on the growth stage of cardamom plants at the time of infection. infection in the early stages of development results in total loss of the crop while, late infection results in a...

https://spicespromo.blogspot.com/2012/12/viral-diseases-unrelenting-maladies.html

, marikunnu, calicut673 012, kerala small cardamom (elettaria cardamomum maton) is a perennial, herbaceous monocot, which belongs to the rhizomatous family, zingiberaceae. in india, cultivation of cardamom spreads in an area of 71,170 hectares with a production of 11, 000 tonnes. among the cardamom cultivating

growing regions of south india, with an incidence ranging from 0.01 to 99 per cent. crop losses due to the disease depend on the growth stage of cardamom plants at the time of infection. infection in the early stages of development results in total loss of the crop while, late infection results in a...

http://spicespromo.blogspot.com/2012/12/viral-diseases-unrelenting-maladies.html

growing regions of south india, with an incidence ranging from 0.01 to 99 per cent. crop losses due to the disease depend on the growth stage of cardamom plants at the time of infection. infection in the early stages of development results in total loss of the crop while, late infection results in a

and productivity of the affected plantations occurs within a period of thre to five years after initial establishment of the disease. the disease initially manifests on youngest leaf of the affected plants as slender chlorotic flecks. these flecks eventually develop into pale green discontinuous stripes...

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growing regions of south india, with an incidence ranging from 0.01 to 99 per cent. crop losses due to the disease depend on the growth stage of cardamom plants at the time of infection. infection in the early stages of development results in total loss of the crop while, late infection results in a

and productivity of the affected plantations occurs within a period of thre to five years after initial establishment of the disease. the disease initially manifests on youngest leaf of the affected plants as slender chlorotic flecks. these flecks eventually develop into pale green discontinuous stripes...

https://spicespromo.blogspot.com/2012/

growing regions of south india, with an incidence ranging from 0.01 to 99 per cent. crop losses due to the disease depend on the growth stage of cardamom plants at the time of infection. infection in the early stages of development results in total loss of the crop while, late infection results in a

and productivity of the affected plantations occurs within a period of thre to five years after initial establishment of the disease. the disease initially manifests on youngest leaf of the affected plants as slender chlorotic flecks. these flecks eventually develop into pale green discontinuous stripes...

https://spicespromo.blogspot.com/2012/12/

growing regions of south india, with an incidence ranging from 0.01 to 99 per cent. crop losses due to the disease depend on the growth stage of cardamom plants at the time of infection. infection in the early stages of development results in total loss of the crop while, late infection results in a

and productivity of the affected plantations occurs within a period of thre to five years after initial establishment of the disease. the disease initially manifests on youngest leaf of the affected plants as slender chlorotic flecks. these flecks eventually develop into pale green discontinuous stripes...

https://spicespromo.blogspot.com/

growing regions of south india, with an incidence ranging from 0.01 to 99 per cent. crop losses due to the disease depend on the growth stage of cardamom plants at the time of infection. infection in the early stages of development results in total loss of the crop while, late infection results in a

and productivity of the affected plantations occurs within a period of thre to five years after initial establishment of the disease. the disease initially manifests on youngest leaf of the affected plants as slender chlorotic flecks. these flecks eventually develop into pale green discontinuous stripes...

http://spicespromo.blogspot.com/2012/

growing regions of south india, with an incidence ranging from 0.01 to 99 per cent. crop losses due to the disease depend on the growth stage of cardamom plants at the time of infection. infection in the early stages of development results in total loss of the crop while, late infection results in a

and productivity of the affected plantations occurs within a period of thre to five years after initial establishment of the disease. the disease initially manifests on youngest leaf of the affected plants as slender chlorotic flecks. these flecks eventually develop into pale green discontinuous stripes...

http://spicespromo.blogspot.com/2012/12/