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Apple replant disease: the assessment and results of seedling bio-assays of growth responses to soil fumigation with chloropicrin.

1992-08-01

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The effects of chloropicrin fumigation of field soils before replanting apple are frequently predicted from bio-assays using pot-grown apple seedlings. The results of 506 such bio-assays carried out during 12 years are discussed with reference to modifications which were made to the test method. The interpretation of the most recent and valid bio-assay results is considered in relation to the different purposes fo...

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10.1111/j.1744-7348.1992.tb04001.x
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