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Journal of Phytopathology: Volume 64, Issue 4

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Experimental “Inoculation” of Potato Sprouts with a Suspension of Scrapings from the Surface of Cervix uteri carcinoma

Influence of N-NO3: N-NH4 Ratio and N Level on the Blossom-end Rot of the Tomato Fruit

Effects of Aspergillus flavus on Groundnuts and on some other Plants)

Untersuchungen über das Blattrollvirus der Erbse und seine Vektoren: I. Übertragungsversuche mit verschiedenen Blattlausarten, die sich an viruskranken Pisum sativum-Pflanzen entwickelt hatten)

Papaya Mosaic Control by Oil Sprays

Untersuchungen über einige Alternariosen auf Kulturpflanzen

Modification of Toxicity of Cycloheximide and Dodine to Cladosporium fulvum by Tomato Leaf Exudates

Serological Detection of a Strain of Tobacco necrosis virus in Grapevine Leaves

Untersuchungen über Sphacelotheca reiliana II. Bodenbehandlung und Infektion der Pflanzen

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Influence of N-NO₃: N-NH₄ Ratio and N Level on the Blossom-end Rot of the Tomato Fruit

Effects of Aspergillus flavus on Groundnuts and on some other Plants )

Untersuchungen über das Blattrollvirus der Erbse und seine Vektoren: I. Übertragungsversuche mit verschiedenen Blattlausarten, die sich an viruskranken Pisum sativum-Pflanzen entwickelt hatten )

Die Darstellung von Pilzsporen im Raster-Elektronenmikroskop )