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Spore germination and disease development after application of pycnidiospores of Ascochyta caulina to Chenopodium album plants.

1996-01-01

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Ascochyta caulina is considered a potential mycoherbicide againstChenopodium album. Disease development ofC. album plants and plants of 14 other species after application of pycnidiospores ofA. caulina was studied in climate chamber experiments. The experiments were carried out to analyse disease development with time, and to recognize factors that may limit disease development. Two time courses of necrosis ofC. a...

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10.1007/bf01877101
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