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Studies in cereal diseases Take-all, a destructive disease of wheat

Russell, R.C.

Canada Dept Agric Pamph 85(N S ): 1-8

1927

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In Western Canada the disease is confined mainly to the semi-wooded areas. Rotations suggested in order to reduce soil infestation: (1) summer-fallow, oats; (2) summer-fallow, winter rye, oats; (3) summer-fallow, oats, oats, flax.

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