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Resistance,tion. On the other hand, overwintering plants have long been thought to passively endure snow mold attack, storing reserve materials for dormancy under snow to allocate for spring flush. Recent studies, however, revealed that overwintering plants can actively respond to snow mold attack. The unique

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Control,living, causing economic damage to crops. Consequently, humans have developed many countermeasures to control plant diseases. Fungicide application has been the most practical and easiest method, even against snow mold. Biological control using low-temperature antagonists can be effective, although

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ght of climate change.This book provides biological and agricultural insights into snow mold, a fungal disease affecting land plants observed after the melting of snow. Snow mold fungi can cause significant damage to plant growth both in agriculture and in the natural environment, but the interestin

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-10-0758-3Climate Change; Cold Tolerance; Low Temperature Fungi; Plant Disease; Snow Cover; Winter Hardiness