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Control of black leaf streak disease without mancozeb in commercial plantations of Colombia
Black Leaf Streak Disease (BLSD) is the main pathogenic constraint for Cavendish banana production systems intended for export. Conventional control strategies of this damaging disease largely rely on weekly applications of mancozeb, often combined with curative fungicides that frequently lost effec
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