Titlebook: Vegetable Crop Diseases; G. R. Dixon Book 1981 G. R. Dixon 1981 crop.disease.diseases

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Pathogens of Crucifer Crops,mple of a major and ancient horticultural crop with a wide diversity of morphological form. The edible parts range from swollen hypocotyls as in swede (.) and turnip (.), through the swollen axillary buds of Brussels sprout (. var. .) and swollen apical buds of the various cabbage types (. var. .) t

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Pathogens of Legume Crops,untries these crops lend themselves to highly mechanised programmed cropping techniques supplying the demands of the processing industry. These techniques have doubled the yield of legume crops over the last 30 years. Both forms of culture result in particular pathogen problems, for example, . (powd

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Pathogens of Chenopodiaceous Crops,et. Many of the pathogens of chenopodiaceous crops are similar, and the close botanical relationship between sugar beet and red beet and spinach enables research from one crop to be easily applied to the others. This is especially the case for pathogens such as . (downy mildew), . (powdery mildew) a

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Pathogens of Monocotyledon Crops,eae (. sp.). Pathogens affecting these crops are similarly diverse, ranging across the whole spectrum of micro-organisms. As with some other horticultural crops, research into agricultural crop pathogens has particular relevance to some monocotyledon horticultural crops. This is especially the case

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Pathogens of Cucurbit Crops,bit crops cover a wide range of uses from tropical water melons (.) to temperate glasshouse cucumbers (.). They are of considerable importance to the agricultural economies of both underdeveloped and developed countries. There are also industrial uses for the production of pickled or preserved cucum

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Pathogens of Solanaceous Crops, much needed vitamins and minerals as well as flavouring for otherwise monotonous farinaceous foods. Tomatoes (.) are often second only to bananas (. spp.) in value for these countries. In temperate European countries the tomato crop is the mainstay of the glasshouse industry while the USA and Canad

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