Abstract
AbstractSodium 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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