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The Study of Disease in Plants,y contains many references to natural outbreaks of plant disease epidemics. Disease in plants has also been shown to have resulted from human activity. The attendant socio-economic impact of such events has frequently been far reaching and is also well documented.

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Anti-Crop BW and the BTWC,d in customary law. dating back to the classical Greek and Roman period. The restrictions on the use of BW in customary law was subsequently defined in the eighteenth century, and codified in the century that followed. According to Dando:

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Conclusions,available information. French BW activities, curtailed by the German invasion, clearly demonstrate that investigations were conducted in 1939 into BW, which included the consideration of fungal plant pathogens for use against potato crops. In this connection beetles and the use of insects to impair

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Book 2002s book represents the first substantive study of state-run activities in this field. It shows that all biological warfare programmes have included a component concerned with the development of anti-crop biological warfare agents and munitions. Current concern over the proliferation of biological wea

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