| Studies are also being carried on the possibilities for eradicating Solanum dulcamara from watercourse banks. |
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| A monitoring programme was implemented on potatoes and Solanum dulcamara, and during the last four years the bacterium was not found again. |
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| Solananum dulcamara was not found along irrigation canals or Nile branches. |
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| However, the bacterium was isolated from Solanum dulcamara growing in the water system from which the infected potatoes were irrigated. |
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| In Bayern, the bacterium was found in 2 water samples in a small river and in 1 sample of Solanum dulcamara. |
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| Insula dulcamara is to be set back, relieved of through traffic, and separated from the motorway by a line of trees. |
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| Race 3 may be spread more easily with surface water when infected S. dulcamara grows with its roots floating in water. |
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| First results have shown that in some places, surface waters and S. dulcamara plants were infested. |
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| The species usually called nightshade in North America and the United Kingdom is S. dulcamara, also known as bittersweet and woody nightshade. |
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| In cool conditions, it seems that R. solanacearum does not survive very well in soil but it is able to persist in aquatic S. dulcamara for several years. |
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| In spring 1996, a survey was initiated in all potato-growing areas to establish the extent of the contamination in surface waters and Solanum dulcamara. |
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| Non-wilting S. dulcamara plants growing with stems and roots in water may show internal light brown discolouration of vascular tissues on transverse section of the stem base or underwater stem parts. |
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| During glasshouse experiments, it was shown that R. solanacearum is pathogenic to U. dioica and S. dulcamara under high infection pressure and high temperature. |
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| Apart from one isolated occurrence involving two infected plants which were removed, the organism is present only in the Thames river basin in infected Solanum dulcamara plants on the river banks. |
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| Pathogen detection will be most reliable during late spring, summer and autumn seasons, although natural infections can be detected all year round in the perennial Solanum dulcamara growing in watercourses. |
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| The traveling doctor Dulcamara takes advantage of Nemorino's naivety and sells him a bottle of Bordeaux wine claiming that it is a love potion. |
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| Written and rushed to the stage in 10 days, Dulcamara, or the Little Duck and the Great Quack, a burlesque of Gaetano Donizetti's L'elisir d'amore, proved extremely popular. |
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