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Cadophora malorum: A New Pathogen of Sunflower Causing Wilting, Yellowing, and Leaf Necrosis in Russia

2018-04-01

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Russia devotes more than six million hectares to sunflower (Helianthus annuus L.) crop every year. Together with Ukraine, they are the most important sunflower-producing countries worldwide. Since 2014, an increase of wilt diseases has been observed in the country. Plants with symptoms of wilting, leaf yellowing, and necrosis were observed in two commercial fields and one demonstrative field trial in the Orenburg...

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10.1094/pdis-08-17-1182-pdn
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