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Image Subject Name Scientific Name Description
1572984 wind Watermelon seedling with sandblasted cotyledons. May 1997
1572985 wind Watermelon seedling with sandblasted cotyledons. May 1997
1572986 wind Watermelon seedling with sandblasted cotyledons. May 1997
1572982 watermelon Citrullus lanatus Irregular emergence of watermelon seedlings in a float tray. May 1997
1572981 watermelon Citrullus lanatus Irregular emergence of watermelon seedlings in a float tray. May 1997
1572980 watermelon Citrullus lanatus Irregular emergence of watermelon seedlings in a float tray. May 1997
1572975 unknown Watermelon seedling showing lesions caused by a undetermined bacterial pathogen. May 1997
1572973 unknown Watermelon seedling showing lesions caused by a undetermined bacterial pathogen. May 1997
1572974 Watermelon seedling showing lesions caused by a undetermined bacterial pathogen. May 1997
1572971 watermelon Citrullus lanatus Field of watermelon transplants.  Cereals are often planted to protect young plants from high winds. May 1997
1572963 Pythium diseases Pythium spp. Watermelon transplant suffering from damping-off caused by Pythium spp. May 1997
1572962 Pythium diseases Pythium spp. Watermelon transplant suffering from damping-off caused by Pythium spp. May 1997
1571955 cold injury (low temperature) Watermelon seedling injured by low temperatures.  Shown here the morning after after a cold night.  Note the water-soaked stem. February 1996
1571957 cold injury (low temperature) Watermelon seedling injured by low temperatures.  Shown here the morning after after a cold night.  February 1996
1571956 cold injury (low temperature) Watermelon seedling injured by low temperatures.  Shown here the morning after after a cold night.  February 1996

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