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Cultivar rotation as a strategy to reduce leaf diseases under barley monoculture

2005-01-01

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A 3-year experiment was established in 1998 to determine whether barley cultivar rotation could be used to reduce the impact of leaf diseases while maintaining crop productivity. Treatments consisted of various sequences of two cultivars with varying degrees of scald and net blotch resistance, 'Kasota', and 'AC Lacombe'; a previously scald-resistant cultivar 'CDC Earl'; a susceptible check, 'Harrington'; and a non...

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10.1080/07060660509507226
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