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Spatio-temporal Development of Pea Root Rot Disease through Secondary Infections during a Crop Cycle

2007-10-01

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Spatio-temporal development of pea root rot was experimentally characterized. Experiments performed under controlled conditions with trap plants located at varying distances from a diseased source plant indicated that disease spread from a diseased plant to a healthy one was generally below 15 cm. A field experiment was conducted to measure disease spread gradients and the rate of secondary infection at two planti...

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Literature Corpus work: 239a6e76-d299-583b-8c93-7aac32d44ab1
DOI: 10.1111/j.1439-0434.2007.01289.x

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