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Premature germination of resting spores as a means of protecting brassica crops from Plasmodiphora brassicae Wor., (clubroot)

2015-11-01

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Clubroot disease causes substantial yield and quality losses in broadacre oil seed and intensive vegetable brassica crops worldwide. The causal microbe Plasmodiophora brassicae Wor., perennates as soil-borne dormant resting spores. Their germination is triggered by exudates from host roots. A valuable addition to sustainable integrated control strategies could be developed by identifying and synthesising the molec...

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e82ed4bd-2eab-50d0-8aae-c3fce7219814
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10.1016/j.cropro.2015.07.013
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