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Combined effects of disease and competition on plant fitness.

2000-05-01

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Wheat genotypes susceptible to different races of a pathogen, Puccinia striiformis, were planted in pure stands and in three different 1:1 mixtures, in both the presence and absence of disease, in two sites, and over 3 years. Using analyses of variance, we tested whether disease and intergenotypic competition influenced a genotype's fitness and whether significant interactions existed between the effects of di...

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Literature Corpus work: a3837c58-3102-51a0-9613-e3962ce807e6
DOI: 10.1139/b00-037

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