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Influence of assessment time and modeling approach on the relationship between temperature-leaf wetness periods and disease parameters of Septoria glycines on soybeans

1993-09-01

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The disease severity and number of lesions of Septoria glycines were significantly influenced by temperature and length of leaf wetness period. In general, disease severity increased with increasing leaf wetness periods from 6 to 36 h at all assessment dates. The optimum temperature was 25 C, but disease symptoms were also observed at 15, 20, and 30 C. Similar trends were found for the number of lesions per square...

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6beca71a-2944-5d4c-b89d-468fb6e6c38b
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10.1094/phyto-83-941
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