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Modeling of superimposed spatial patterns of bacterial brown spot of snap bean

1993-04-01

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Snap bean plants within seven-row segments that ranged from 30 to 108 m were sampled using a 2,4-systematic sampling plan: Two adjacent plants were sampled and evaluated for bacterial brown spot, four adjacent plants were skipped, two adjacent plants were sampled, etc. This sampling plan was developed using a priori knowledge of disease patterns in 5-m row segments. Every leaflet on every sampled plant was assesse...

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Literature Corpus work: cbfba351-3630-521e-9103-14f7bb3711b3
DOI: 10.1094/phyto-83-430

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