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    Biological control of the diseases of the Hevea rubber tree
    (NARESA:Colombo, 1984) Peries, O.S.
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    A comparative study of the nutrition of Phytophthora meadii and P. palmivora
    (Rubber Research Institute. Colombo, 1979) Peries, O.S.; Liyanage, A.De.S.; Dantanarayana, D.M.
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    The control of white root disease in Sri Lanka
    (Rubber Research Institute. Agalawatta, 1973) Liyanage, G.W.; Peries, O.S.
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    Effect of leaf litter on direct and indirect mobilization of P from apatite
    (Rubber Research Institute. Agalawatta, 1987) Pathiratne, L.S.S.; Waidyanatha, U.P. De S.; Peries, O.S.
    Leaf litter as direct and indirect means of improving P availability from apatite was tested. Application of leaf litter impo=roved the P uptake by indicator crops but did not influence the availability of P from applied apatite.
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    Effect of vesicular-arbuscular mycorrhizae on seedling of Hevea and Pueraria phaseoloides
    (Rubber research Institute. Agalawatte, 1984) Jayaratne, A.H.R.; Peries, O.S.; Waidyanatha, U.P. De S.
    Hevea seedlings showed a slight growth responce when inculated with Gigaspora margarita out of four species, tested in sterilised soil. There were no significant differences in the uptake of nutrient by mycorrhizal Hevea plants. Non-mycorrhizal Pueraria plants grew very poorly unless they were given liberal quantities of phosphate fertilizer, confirming previous reparts. All mycorrhizal plants took up more nutrients from soil than non-mycorrhizal plants. Effective nodule formation wassignificantly grater in mycorrhizal plants when phosphorus was added.
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    Environmental factors affecting plant diseases
    (Tea Research Institute. Thalawakele, 1971) Peries, O.S.
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    Fertilizer use among perennial crops
    (Rubber Research Institute of Sri Lanka. Agalawaththa, 1982) Peries, O.S.; Yogarathnam, N.
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    Fungi associated with rubber growing soils in Sri Lanka
    (Rubber Research Institute. Colombo, 1979) Peries, O.S.; Liyanage, A.De.S.; Liyanage, N.I.S.
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    The impact of current research on the development of the NR industry
    (Rubber Research Institute. Agalawatta, 1973) Peries, O.S.
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    The management of plant diseases with special reference to Hevea
    (Rubber research Institute. Agalawatte, 1984) Peries, O.S.; Liyanage, A. De S.
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    Observations on the development of the sporophore of Rigidoporus lignosus and the release and germination of basidiospores
    (Rubber Research Institute of Sri Lanka. Agalawaththa, 1982) Liyanage, I.; Peries, O.S.; Liyanage, A. de S.; Wettasinghe, C.
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    The role of the basidiospore of rigidoporus lignosus in the spread of white root disease of hevea
    (Rubber Research Institute. Agalawatta, 1980) Liyanage, N.I.S.; Peries, O.S.; Liyanage, A.D.S.
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    Scope of conference
    (Rubber Research Institute. Agalawatta, 1973) Peries, O.S.
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    Some biases in the generators of technologies by Rubber Research Institute
    (Rubber Research Institute. Agalawatta, 1977) Barlow, C.; Peries, O.S.
    This paper considers the distortion in economic use of resources flowing from the generation of partly inappropriate techniques and technologies. This distortion comes to the situation of smallholdings. As an introduction to the paper some pertinent economics concepts are discussed. A review is made of past research in the major rubber producting countries, and highlights the almost exclusive concentration until recently on techniques and technologies suitable for estate conditions. Some specific examples of bias are reviewed in detail and desirable economic adjustment, in application to the circumstance of smallholdings, are suggested. The examples of major concern involve research on tapping systems, and on planting methods including the specific aspects of tree planting densities, intercropping and wedding. There is also the overall problem that the basic levels of input use on rubber research stations are usually inappropriate to realistic experimentation on the problems of smallholders. It is believed that a better adaptation of available techniques and technologies to the situation of rubber smallholdings can produce substantial economic benefits.
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    A strategies for the sale of Sri Lankan rubber
    (Rubber Research Institute of Sri Lanka. Agalawatta, 1985) Peries, O.S.
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    Studies on leaf scorch decline of coconut palms
    (CRI:Lunuwila, 1968) Peries, O.S.
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    Studies on the biology of phytophthora meadii
    (Rubber Research Institute. Agalawatta, 1972) Peries, O.S.; Fernando, T.M.
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    Studies on the variability and pathogenicity of Rigidoporus lignosus
    (Rubber Research Institute. Agalawatta, 1977) Liyanage, G.W.; Liyanage, A. De S.; Peries, O.S.; Halangoda, L.
    White root disease in Hevea, caused by the fungus Rididoporus lignosus (Fomes lignosus) occurs widely in Sri Lanka, In recent years, the severity of the disease has increased alarmingly. One of the factors that could be attributed to the increased incidence of the disease is the virulence of the pathogen. This paper report the results of laboratory experiments on the effects of pH, temperature, light and dark, and relative humidity on a number of isolates, obtained from sites located in different rubber growing areas. The fungus is able to grow over a wide range of temperature with maximum growth being recorded at 30ºC. All the isolates grew better when kept in continuous darkness except one isolate which grew equally well under both light and dark conditions. There was wide variability in the pH requirements for the growth of the fungus. The virulence of the different isolates was examined using healthy rubber roots under laboratory conditions and rubber seedlings in pot culture. The results show that there are differences in virulences and pathogenicity.
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    Summary and conclusions
    (Rubber Research Institute. Agalawatta, 1971) Peries, O.S.
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    The incidence of Ganoderma root and bole rot of coconut in Sri Lanka
    (CRI:Lunuwila, 1975) Peries, O.S.; Liyanage, A. De S.

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