The control of
dodder is very important in increasing the yield and quality of alfalfa, and approaches included preventive measures against contamination, crop rotation, flaming, mechanical and chemical controls (Radi, 2007; Tepe, 2014).
The growing
dodder haustorium not only exerts force but also releases enzymes that weaken the bean's tissue.
To prevent desiccation during the attachment phase, I misted
dodder cuttings with distilled water daily.
The total carotenoid extracted from the stem of
dodder was estimated spectrophotometrically.
Resembling orange cheese sprayed in threads from a can,
dodder looks a bit like the modern art version of parasitic plants: messy, perhaps vulgar and with a decidedly non-plant color.
Mescher discovered that some plants, like wheat, release chemicals that the
dodder avoids.
Building upon the recommendation of Miller and
Dodder (1980), Courtenay and Weidemann (1985) included a "don't know" response in their study of undergraduate students.
Among their topics are
Dodder villages and tributaries, the history of mills in the
Dodder catchment, mills on the Slang (Dundrum) River, Rathmines water supply from the Grand Canal and the
Dodder at Bohernabreena, catchment flood risk assessment of management studies, and pollution and amenity.
A 52m clear span cabled stayed bridge with associated embankments, footings, services and lighting over the
dodder river 2.
Dodder is a wiry, orange vine that steals water and nutrients from other plants.
Flood gates were closed from 4pm in the Dublin coastal areas of Clontarf, Sandymount Strand and along the river
Dodder.
Allen, based at Garlow Cross near Navan, missed out on the 16-1 shot's victory over
Dodder Walk, who had won one of the trial races on Dundalk's Polytrack surface on Tuesday.
