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Use of geospatially-referenced disease and weather data to improve site-specific forecasts for Stewart's disease of corn in the US corn belt

2002-12-01

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Stewart's disease of corn, caused by the bacterium Pantoea stewartii (syn. Erwinia stewartii), is important because its presence within seed corn fields can prevent the export of seed corn due to quarantine (phytosanitary) restrictions. Phytosanitary field inspection reports for 1972-1999 (500 to over 1300 fields/year), and mean monthly temperatures for December, January, and February preceding each inspection yea...

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10.1016/s0168-1699(02)00112-6
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