Use of sodium chloride to control epiphytes on cocoa in Ghana

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Abstract Sodium chloride solution controlled five epiphytes often encountered on cocoa in Ghana, Bulbophyllum sp., mosses, Angraecum birrimense , Platycerium stemaria and Asplenium africanum , but not Rhipsalis cassutha . Bulbophyllum sp. and mosses were killed by 2% NaCl, and 4% killed A. africanum and P. stemaria , but 6% was needed for A. birrimense . Copyright © 2004 Whurr Publishers Ltd

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