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The effect of timing of fungicide applications on control of frogeye leaf spot and grain yield of soybeans.

1995-03-01

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Soybean cultivar Samsoy 1, and the breeding lines TGx 849-313D and TGx 996-26E, grown in a field with a heavy epidemic of frogeye leaf spot caused byCercospora sojina, were treated with double foliar applications of the fungicide benomyl. The treatments were made using four application schedules at six different growth stages, starting from V3 (fully developed leaves, beginning with trifoliate nodes) to R5 (beginn...

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366c335c-104b-5d50-aee5-05b72b2b0a69
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10.1007/bf01874764
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