Titlebook: Agricultural Applications; Frank Kempken Book 20021st edition Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2002 Aflatoxin.Coevolution.Fungi.Mykologie

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Subramanian Senthilkannan Muthu these comprised less than 20% of all pesticides sold. By the 1980s, herbicides accounted for over 50% of the pesticide market (Jutsum 1988), and this is still rising due mainly to radical changes in cultivation practices.

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Kaiyu Luo,Changyu Wang,Jinzhong Luhave major implications for their genetic population structure (Brygoo et al. 1998). In particular, many pathogenic fungi display a predominantly asexual reproductive phase in their life cycle; as a consequence, large fungal populations may be composed of a relatively small number of genetically distinct clones.

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Yi Yuan,Zixuan Li,Shengda D. Pucontained urediniospores of the stem rust fungus ., suggesting that cereal rusts have been a problem since about 1300 . on (Kislev 1982). In the Roman world, ceremonial appeasement of Robigus, the Corn God, appeared to offer the only hope of preventing crop failure.

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Genetics and Biosynthesis of Aflatoxins and Sterigmatocystinhat Turkey-X disease was not actually caused by a pathogen but rather was a poisoning stemming from contaminated peanut meal in the feed that had been colonized by a fungus identified as A. . (Lancaster et al. 1961).

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General Structure of the Case Study,Lignin acts as a barrier to the utilization of structural carbohydrates. Considering the quantitative importance of these crop residues, considerable efforts have been made to . (Flachowsky et al. 1999).

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