@the_beardedsina Imagine if this claim was coming from an African traditional herbal medine man. The response would be ahhhhh! Cockroaches are dirty, they smell and transmit thousand of diseases.
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Sign and symptoms of southern blight on tomato plant. Only four sclerotia of A. rolfsii was inoculated into 25 kg soil before transplant, but it was sufficient to cause infection. A confirmation of how virulent the pathogen is.
@OACerebro@wdcmaya Considering how long an average review process take with most credible journals, It is most likely that not all the manuscript were submitted this year.
After consulting with senior colleagues and repackaging the manuscript for submission elsewhere, I got a mail. Guess who? the same publishing outfit that rejected it. They want me to review a manuscript for them. Give me a break! I am BUSY.
@ShirleyLuckhart This event had a remarkable impact on my career. Best wishes to the current participants. Enjoy the workshop and the hospitality of the host.
@SudeepPandey18 Congratulations 🎊. Take a cup of coffee ☕ on the morning of the day. You are guaranteed a clear and sharp mind. Have a good mastery of your work through repeated rehearsals. Best of luck.
@Sudhans10401496@alabamaED@ICAR_IIHR@SON_nemaweb@activeplantnema Nice one. My student used African marigold against Meloidogyne spp. in tomato field with a promising result. The only down side is the rapid growth of marigold. It can result in compensation with tomato if adequate spacing is not maintained.