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    A dissertation relating to the nature of potato diseases and their control in the world agriculture : with an appendix covering a laboratory study of cultural and physiological characters of a potato dry rot fungus, Fusarium coeruleum (Lib.) Sacc. : dissertation presented for M. Agr. Sc. [Master of Agricultural Science] with Honours, University of New Zealand [Lincoln College] 

    Ram, K. B. (Canterbury Agricultural College, University of New Zealand, 1948)
    The importance of the potato crop in World Agriculture cannot be gainsaid. Unfortunately this major crop of ours in heir to a large number of diseases, both parasitic and non-parasitic, and consequently potato culture in ...
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    AuthorRam, K. B. (1)Keyword060505 Mycology (1)
    060506 Virology (1)
    060704 Plant Pathology (1)
    070308 Crop and Pasture Protection (Pests, Diseases and Weeds) (1)
    disease control (1)
    foliage diseases (1)
    fungal physiology (1)
    fungal virology (1)Fusarium coeruleum (1)
    potato diseases (1)
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