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Benefits of maize resistance breeding and chemical control against northern leaf blight in smallholder farms in South Africa
Maize underpins food security in South Africa. An annual production of more than 10 million tons is a combination of the output of large-scale commercial farms plus an estimated 250 000 ha cultivated by smallholder farmers. Maize leaves are a rich source of nutrients for fungal pathogens. Farmers
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