02285nam a2200601 a 450000100080000000500110000800800410001910000270006024500850008726000520017230000090022450000190023352008170025265000120106965000200108165000100110165000160111165000130112765000100114065000130115065000160116365000300117965000120120965000220122165000100124365000170125365000280127065000120129865000090131065000120131965000270133165000230135865000120138165000110139365000150140465300130141965300160143265300170144865300120146565300190147765300170149665300110151365300280152465300110155265300150156365300190157865300270159765300090162465300140163365300130164765300120166065300110167215632411999-04-22       1974    bl uuuu  m   00u1 u    #d1 aWETZEL, M. M. V. da S.  aInfluence of seed tape on damping off of tomato (Lycopersicon esculentum Mill.).  aMississippi: Mississippi State Universityc1974  a27p.  aTese Mestrado.  aThe placement of treated  or untreated tomato seed in polyethylene oxide tape resulted in increased emergence from soils artificially  infested with Rhizoctonia solani Kuhn and Pythium aphanidermatum  (Edson) Fitzp. Growth of R. solani and P. aphanidermatum was significatly less on media amended with polyethylene oxide tape than on unamended media. The addition of as little as 0.12% (w/v) of tape to water agar resulted in 53% less growth of R. solani and 50% less growth of P. aphanidermatum when compared to the control. No significant difference was found for fresh or dry weight of seedlings, root/hypocotyl or cotyledon fractions when tomato seedlings were germinated in solutions containing various levels of polyethylene oxide tape. Polyethylene oxide appeared to have no effect on seedling germination  acutting  adisease control  afungi  agermination  aplanting  aseeds  atomatoes  aCrescimento  aCylindrocladium Scoparium  aDoença  aDoença de Planta  aFungo  aGerminação  aLycopersicon Esculentum  aMétodo  aMuda  aPlantio  aPythium Aphanidermatum  aRhizoctonia Solani  aSemente  aTomate  aTratamento  aControle  aDamping-off  aDampling-off  aDisease  aEstados Unidos  aFita adesiva  aGrowth  aLycopersicom esculentum  aMethod  aMississipi  aPlant diseases  aRythium aphanidermatum  aSeed  aSeed tape  aSeedling  aTherapy  aTomato