Research

Faculty of Agriculture

Assiut University

# Title Department Research Member Research Year
9101 اقتصاديات السعة المزرعية فى مركز كوم امبو بمحافظة أسوان Department of Agricultural Economics Prof. Abdel-Majid Abo l-Magd Ali Soliman 1975
9102 Genetic analysis of resistance to late-wild disease in maize caused by Cephalosporium maydis. I- Estimation of number of genes controlling resistance. Department of Agronomy Prof. Mussad Zaki El-Hefny El-Amir 1975
9103 Seasonal trends of citrus mites, Eutetranychus orientalis (Klein) and Brevipalpus phoenicis (Geijskes), and the role of predaceous mites, total nitrogen, and total carbohydrates in relation to degree of infestation of citrus trees Department of Plant Protection Dr. Nesreen Mohamed Fahmy Kassem Abo ghadir 1975
9104 Seasonal fluctuations, and the role of predatory insects, total plant nitrogen and carbohydrates in determining the degree of red scale infestation on certain citrus trees Department of Plant Protection Prof. Dr.Mohamed Fahmy Qasim Mohamed Abo ghader 1975
9105 Incidence and practical control of early gas blowing in white pickled cheese Department of Soils and Water Prof. Farida Hasan Ali Badawi 1975
9106 Effects of seeding rates and chemical seed treatment on damping off and seed cotton yield of Ashmouni variety. Department of Agronomy Prof. Mussad Zaki El-Hefny El-Amir 1975
9107 Effects of canning and storage on some physical and chemical characteristics of green beans Department of Food Science and Technology Prof. Mohamed Najib Ahmed Elrefi 1975
9108 Biological studies on the jasminium moth, Palpita unionalis Hb Department of Plant Protection Prof. Dr.Mohamed Fahmy Qasim Mohamed Abo ghader 1975
9109 Population dynamics and distributional patterns of certain soil-inhabiting predaceous arthropods recovered fro pitfall traps in cotton and clover fields at Department of Plant Protection Prof. Ahmed Abdel-Ghani Mostafa Najm 1975
9110 Evaluation of the damage caused by cotton spider mites and the role of certain predaceous arthropods in suppressing their populations Department of Plant Protection Prof. Farouk Mahmoud Khalil Ibrahim Hamouda 1975