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China and Uzbekistan Sign Watermelon Export Protocol to China; 38 Types of Fruits and Vegetables Already Approved for Export to China; 7 Categories Including Apples and Pears Awaiting Market Access
The General Administration of Customs and Uzbekistan signed a protocol on the export of fresh watermelons to China. 38 types of fruit and vegetable products from Uzbekistan have already been approved for export to China with phytosanitary certificates, and 7 categories including apples, pears and persimmons are expected to gain access in the future.
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China and Uzbekistan Sign a Protocol on Watermelon Exports to China: 38 Types of Fruits and Vegetables Already Approved for Export to China, with 7 Categories Including Apples and Pears Waiting in Line for Market Access
The General Administration of Customs and Uzbekistan signed a protocol on the export of fresh watermelons to China. 38 types of fruit and vegetable products from Uzbekistan have already been approved for export to China with a phytosanitary certificate, and 7 categories of products including apples, pears and persimmons are expected to gain market access in the future.
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China and Uzbekistan sign watermelon export-to-China protocol; 38 types of fruits and vegetables already approved for export to China, with 7 categories including apples and pears queued for market access
The General Administration of Customs and Uzbekistan signed a protocol on fresh watermelon exports to China. 38 types of fruit and vegetable products from Uzbekistan have already been approved for export to China with a phytosanitary certificate, and 7 categories of products including apples, pears and persimmons are expected to gain access subsequently.
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What disease causes black spots on watermelon leaves?
When growing watermelons, have you ever been distressed to find that many black spots suddenly appear on the lush green leaves—some with yellow halos, some
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What disease causes black spots on watermelon leaves?
When growing watermelons, do the bright green leaves suddenly sprout lots of black spots, some with yellow halos, and some that keep spreading, making you feel really worried? Actually, black spots on watermelon leaves are mostly caused by diseases. Today I will walk you through, step by step, how to tell apart 3 common diseases and how to treat them. Anthracnose Anthracnose is the most common disease in watermelon cultivation.
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What's the matter with watermelons rotting as soon as they bear fruit?
The rotting of watermelons during the fruiting period is mostly related to pests and diseases as well as improper environmental management, and targeted
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What causes fruit rot after watermelon fruiting
Watermelon rot during the fruiting period is mostly related to pests and diseases and improper environmental management, and targeted prevention and control are needed. Today let me explain it properly to everyone. I. Main causes 1. Pest and disease infestation Bacterial soft rot: under high temperature and high humidity conditions, pathogens invade through wounds, causing the flesh to rot and stink, and water-soaked lesions appear on the rind. Charcoal rot
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Reasons Why Watermelon Seedlings Wilt After Transplanting and How to Fix It
You worked hard to grow your watermelon seedlings, and right after transplanting they droop and look listless, with curled leaves. Don't worry - this is actually a very common "stress response" after transplanting, mostly caused by slight damage to the roots or the sudden change of environment. Today I'll share all the proven remedies and follow-up care methods with everyone.
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What is the reason why potted watermelon seedlings don't grow?
需要说明的是，您提供的文本本身就是英文哦。不过其中“可怕 (terrible)”这部分可能是输入时的小失误，正确的英文表达应该直接用“terrible”。以下是修正后的完整英文文本： Attention cherry tomato growers! Did your perfectly blooming
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Why Potted Watermelon Seedlings Won't Grow and How to Fix It
You put in all that effort to grow seedlings, yet they just won't grow? Most likely you fell into one of these 4 traps. Below, I'll teach you the solutions so your seedlings take off and grow fast! 1. Not enough light. Watermelons need at least 6 hours of sun a day; only with enough light will they grow. Lack of light: seedlings grow thin and weak, leaves turn yellow, and forget about fruiting - they can't even grow strong on their own. Solution
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