He got 339 backers, who have pre-ordered enough units to make production viable.Yet a canker lurks in these rosy statistics the large number of people who have become self-employed not out of choice but through necessity.
The Brazilian citrus growers' association, which helped to finance the project, is now offering to pay to decode the bug that causes another serious disease, citrus canker.
He might have added gambling and match-fixing too, because the canker of modern cricket rooted and grew in India, though he has little to say about it.
An obviously unrepresentative form of highly centralised government will create over time already is creating in Britain as polling evidence shows even in these days of Liberal decline a growing cynicism about politics as such.This cynicism is the canker in the body of British democracy itself.
I tend to see the canker in the rose, I guess, which may account for your sense of the grotesque.
They have few insect pests but are susceptible to crown gall, stem canker, and root rot.
Rotation with nonhost crops reduces losses caused by wilt of alfalfa, blights of beans and peas, black rot of crucifers, crown gall, and bacterial spot and canker of tomato.
Examples of diseases controlled by this method include bacterial blights of beans and peas, black rot of crucifers, and bacterial spot and canker of tomato.
The bacterial pathogen, Neofabraea perennans, that causes perennial canker of apple is transmitted by the woolly apple aphid.
The small yellowish orbs have not been commercially grown in the keys in decades, mostly because of damaging hurricanes and citrus canker, a plant disease.
Eradication and exclusion of host plants has been useful against citrus canker, angular leaf spot of cotton, fire blight, and crown gall.
