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Control measures for root rot in citrus

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Donald E. Bliss

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California Agriculture 1(8):1-2.

Published July 01, 1947

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In citrus, armillaria root rot becomes well established in the roots before any visible effect appears in the top.

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Control measures for root rot in citrus

Donald E. Bliss
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California
Division of Agriculture
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Control measures for root rot in citrus

California Agriculture > Volume 1 > Number 8  > research article 

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Authors

Donald E. Bliss

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California Agriculture 1(8):1-2.

Published July 01, 1947

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Author Affiliations show

Abstract

In citrus, armillaria root rot becomes well established in the roots before any visible effect appears in the top.

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