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Impact, Epidemiology and Control of Crown and Root Rot of Spring Barley in Utah
A three year study was initiated to study impact, epidemiology and control aspects of crown and root rot of irrigated and dryland spring barley in Utah. Isolations from leading edges of necrotic lesions of infected plants showed Cochliobolus sativus to be most frequently isolated. Yield loss studies
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