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Predicting early development of light leaf spot (Pyrenopeziza brassicae) on winter oilseed rape

1995

Gladders, P. (Ministry of Agriculture Fisheries and Food, Cambridge (Royaume Uni). Agricultural Development and Advisory Service) | Fitt, B.D.L. | Figueora, L. | McCartney, H.A. | Shaw, M.W. | Welham, S.J.

AGROVOC Keywords
agricultural warning services angleterre avertissement agricole brassica napus cultivos de invierno culture d'hiver disease surveillance enfermedades fungosas england field experimentation fungal diseases humedad humidity inglaterra laboratory experimentation maladie fongique oil crops pathogenic fungi plantas oleaginosas pyrenopeziza temperatura temperature vigilancia de enfermedades winter crops
Bibliographic information
Volume 18 Issue 4 ISSN 0253-1100
Publisher
OILB
Other Subjects
Champignon pathogene; Avisos agricolas; Experimentacion en campo; Humidite; Experimentacion en laboratorio; Surveillance epidemiologique; Experimentation en laboratoire; Hongos patogenos; Plante oleagineuse; Experimentation au champ
Language
English
Note
Resume (En)
9 ref.
ISBN
92-9067-072-X
Type
Conference; Summary
Source
Working group "Integrated control in oilseed crops". Proceedings of the meeting at Zurich-Reckenholz (Switzerland), 24-25 February 1994, Organisation Internationale de Lutte Biologique et Integree contre les Animaux et les Plantes Nuisibles, Montfavet (France). Section Regionale Ouest Palearctique.- Montfavet (France): OILB, 1995.- ISBN 92-9067-072-X. p. 12-19
Conference
Lutte integree en cultures d'oleagineux, Zuerich Reckenholz (Suisse), 24-25 Fev 1994
1995-08-15
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