Dikira hanya manusia yang kena tumor?
Tanaman juga loh.
Ini kubis yang kena tumor akar. Namanya clubroot alias alar gada.
Penyebabnya dipicu oleh patogen Plasmodiophora brassicae.
jadi tahu kan? 😊
Jun 10
kasih aku fakta aneh tentang apapun, lumayan buat bahan bacaan dan menambah pengetahuan
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Projects involving soil movement create opportunities for problems like clubroot and herbicide resistant provincially noxious weeds to spread. Learn more about how proactive testing can support informed management practices 2020seedlabs.ca
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Sask Polytech researchers are helping canola producers spot clubroot earlier to reduce crop losses. Using drones and machine learning, they can detect the disease with more than 90 per cent accuracy, allowing producers to treat affected areas sooner. saskpolytech.ca/news/posts/2…
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PV664 LCN canola seed combines top-end yield potential with clubroot resistance and the enhanced harvest control of NTACT Technology. @NutrienAg_SAB @SWalisser @voss_ag @EgelandRandall @12Chappy @ProvenSeed
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May 27
5月の終わりは高円寺ClubRootに出させていただきます〜！
Rootに初めて出たのは実は15年ぐらい前なんだよな～
その時はTheGimletじゃなかったけど
Gimlet入って久々に行った時は昔の記憶より広く感じた！
人間の記憶って本当曖昧だ…
今週末皆様の事を待ってます!!
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May 26
Growing vegetables in buckets or large containers with a free-draining soilless mix gives you productive crops on a paved patio, balcony, or allotment hardstanding — no ground preparation needed. These twelve all perform well in a peat-free compost and perlite mix. 🌱
Lettuce: a 50/50 mix of peat-free multipurpose compost and perlite keeps the root zone moist without waterlogging. Pick outer leaves from May to October.
Spinach: coir-based compost retains moisture well through dry spells. Bolt-resistant varieties such as 'Medania' suit British summer conditions.
Radishes: vermiculite mixed into the compost prevents compaction and allows rapid root swelling. Ready in as little as four weeks from sowing.
Carrots: a deep bucket (at least 30 cm) with a sandy free-draining mix prevents forking. Round or short-rooted varieties such as 'Parmex' or 'Chantenay' suit container depth constraints.
Beetroot: compost-based mix with added organic matter. 'Boltardy' is the standard British choice — reliable and slow to bolt.
Kale: a heavy feeder needing a rich compost mix with added slow-release fertiliser. Produces through autumn and winter — one of the most productive container crops for British conditions.
Chard: perlite added to the compost improves drainage. Highly ornamental and productive from June through to hard frost.
Rocket: a lightweight multipurpose compost suits the fast growth cycle. Sow every three weeks from March to September for continuous picking.
Turnips: a loamy compost blend with good structure supports even root development. 'Milan White' and 'Tokyo Cross' both suit container growing.
Cabbage: aged compost or a slow-release fertiliser addition sustains the long growing period. Compact varieties such as 'Pixie' suit containers best.
Broccoli: coir and compost combined provides consistent moisture through the heading period. Calabrese types suit summer harvests; sprouting broccoli overwinters and produces in late winter and spring.
Cauliflower: an aerated free-draining mix reduces the risk of clubroot and other soil-borne disease common in reused container compost. Refresh compost between crops. 🌿
#GrowYourOwn #ContainerGardening #UrbanGardening
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“Arabidopsis Ecotype Screening Reveals Novel Sources of Clubroot Resistance,” by @mel25448778 et al. Read the open access Short Communication to learn more: doi.org/10.1094/PDIS-05-25-0… @Edel_PLopez #clubroot #Brassicaceae #Arabidopsis
ALT Fig. 2. Survival analysis of CR ecotypes compared with the susceptible Col-0.
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May 20
The 2026 edition of the Clubroot LL @PioneerSeedsCA PKPs were seeded today at JJ Farms. It includes 4 Pioneer varieties, a competitor and 2 experimental varieties. Stay tuned for results this fall.
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May 20
The 2026 edition of the Clubroot LL Invigor @BASFAgSolutions DSTs were seeded today at JJ Farms. It includes a new 2nd Gen variety and 2 competitors. Stay tuned for results this fall.
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#Plasmodiophora brassicae, the obligate parasite responsible for clubroot in Brassica crops and other crucifers, poses a major challenge to sustainable disease management due to its biotrophic lifestyle and adaptability. Emilee R. M. Storfie et al. present the first comprehensive synthesis of current knowledge on P. brassicae effectors, aiming to classify them according to their roles in host manipulation. Read the Interactions Review to learn more: doi.org/10.1094/MPMI-10-25-0…
ALT Fig. 1. Known molecular interactions between characterized Plasmodiophora brassicae effectors and their plant targets. P. brassicae effectors are shown in orange, and plant targets, including proteins and hormone pathways, are shown in blue. Red arrows show effector–plant interactions (solid and dashed arrows represent confirmed and unconfirmed protein interactions, respectively). Black arrows indicate interactions or connections between plant processes. Purple arrows next to plant targets represent a reduction in activity or levels following effector interaction. Figure was created in BioRender.
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Remember 10 years ago when clubroot showed up to Manitoba.. and we had to clean our equipment at the approach and dispose of the mud so we didn’t contaminate the next field…. Well LOL
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Welcome to the world Dr. Melaine González García 🎉
After 5 years, a little human and a lot of clubroot infected Arabidopsis, we did it! 👏
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Arabidopsis Ecotype Screening Reveals Novel Sources of Clubroot Resistance | Plant Disease apsjournals.apsnet.org/doi/1…
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