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Biological mode of action of soil-applied flutriafol in controlling take-all of wheat

1991-01-01

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The mode of action of flutriafol (a sterol-inhibiting, triazole fungicide) against Gaeumannomyces graminis var. tritici (causal agent of take-all of wheat) was investigated with agar plate tests, soil sandwich experiments and pot experiments to determine the effect of the fungicide on growth of the fungus on agar, in soil and on disease, respectively. All fungicide concentrations generally reduced growth of G. gra...

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Literature Corpus work: a25a6a7e-a69f-584f-84ac-9c9fb81b9738
DOI: 10.1016/0038-0717(91)90186-n

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