Isolation, identifcation and yield losses associated with sudden death syndrome in soybeans in Argentina

The main objectives of this work were to isolate and identify the causal agents of sudden death syndrome [SDS] from samples collected in different Argentinean localities, to quantify its incidence, and to estimate yield losses. Two hundred and ffteen roots from plants with typical SDS foliar symptom...

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Otros Autores: Scandiani, María Mercedes, Carmona, Marcelo Aníbal, Luque, Alicia, Matos, Kedma da Silva, Lenzi, Lisandro, Formento, Angela Norma, Martinez, Cristina Valeria, Ferri, Mónica Raquel, Lo Piccolo, Melina, Tartabini, Mirta, Alvarez, Diego Hernán, Sautua, Francisco José
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