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Effects of common root rot on discoloration and growth of the spring wheat root system

1995-02-01

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Image analysis procedures were used to quantify the effect of common root rot on the growth and discoloration of the subcrown internode (SCI), crown roots, and seminal roots of spring wheat. Severe discoloration of the SCI was associated with diminished growth of the seminal and crown roots. The linkage of discoloration of the SCI to a reduction in root growth was most evident for the crown roots. Reduced growth o...

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Literature Corpus work: 4c277e32-ebce-5d48-9baf-d64ee2032b32
DOI: 10.1094/phyto-85-203

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