Western larch seed-contaminating fungi and treatments to reduce infection and improve germination

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Western larch seed-contaminating fungi and treatments to reduce infection and improve germination

by Robert L. James

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First published: 1996 1 language

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Diseases and pests Host plants Phytopathogenic fungi Seeds Western larch

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