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Etiology and severity of fusarium root rot of lentil in Alberta

1994-01-01

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In early June of 1991, an outbreak of fusarium root rot occurred in several lentil fields in northeastern Alberta. Studies were conducted to identify the species of Fusarium associated with symptomatic plants, determine the influences of seeding depth, soil temperature, and inoculum density on the development of fusarium root rot, and evaluate the effects of various levels of root rot severity on nodulation. Sympt...

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Literature Corpus work: 7c2dc599-f356-59d9-9eef-c27af3efdf96
DOI: 10.1080/07060669409500734

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