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First Report of Fusarium brasiliense Causing Root Rot of Dry Bean in the United States

2018-10-01

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Michigan is the second largest dry bean (Phaseolus vulgaris L.) producer in the United States and is ranked first in the production of black beans. Stand establishment and root rots are constant constraints in dry bean cultivation owing to susceptibility of germplasm. To determine which pathogens are responsible, surveys were conducted on Michigan State University research farms and in commercial dry bean fields i...

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804cd753-ea3f-552c-866c-b77a73288441
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10.1094/pdis-02-18-0332-pdn
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