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Cultural control of Verticillium in cotton … a three-point approach

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S. Wilhelm
G. Evans, University of California
W. C. Snyder, University of California
A. George
D. Mathre
R. H. Garber
D. Hall

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California Agriculture 20(4):2-3.

Published April 01, 1966

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Seed treatment, soil manipulation, and crop sanitation can help cotton growers of the San Joaquin Valley avoid severe losses from Verticillium wilt, according to recent studies. A sustained, well-coordinated combination of cultural practices is suggested as a basis for cultural control of Verticillium wilt in cotton.

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Research from which this progress report was prepared was supported in part by grants from USDA—CSRS (Berkeley), and California Planting Cotton Seed Distributors (Berkeley and Davis).

Cultural control of Verticillium in cotton … a three-point approach

S. Wilhelm, G. Evans, W. C. Snyder, A. George, D. Mathre, R. H. Garber, D. Hall
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Cultural control of Verticillium in cotton … a three-point approach

California Agriculture > Volume 20 > Number 4  > research article 

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Share using any of the popular social networks Share by sending an email Print article
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Authors

S. Wilhelm
G. Evans, University of California
W. C. Snyder, University of California
A. George
D. Mathre
R. H. Garber
D. Hall

Publication Information

California Agriculture 20(4):2-3.

Published April 01, 1966

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Author Affiliations show

Abstract

Seed treatment, soil manipulation, and crop sanitation can help cotton growers of the San Joaquin Valley avoid severe losses from Verticillium wilt, according to recent studies. A sustained, well-coordinated combination of cultural practices is suggested as a basis for cultural control of Verticillium wilt in cotton.

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Full text is available in PDF.

Author notes

Research from which this progress report was prepared was supported in part by grants from USDA—CSRS (Berkeley), and California Planting Cotton Seed Distributors (Berkeley and Davis).

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