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In vitro inhibition of soil borne potato pathogens by isothiocyanates

Taylor, F., D. M. Kenyon, and S. Rosser. "In vitro inhibition of soil borne potato pathogens by isothiocyanates." In Proceedings Crop Protection in Northern Britain 2012, 267-272. Dundee, 2012.

Detection of Phytophthora quercina and Phytophthora citricola in field soil samples and in infected baiting leaves with PCR and specific primers

Schlenzig, A., J. Nechwatal, T. Jung, D. E. L. Cooke, J. M. Duncan, and W. F. Osswald. "Detection of Phytophthora quercina and Phytophthora citricola in field soil samples and in infected baiting leaves with PCR and specific primers." In Proceedings of the international meeting on Phytophthoras in forest and wildland ecosystems, Grand Pass (USA), Sept 1999., 2000.

Control of seed and soil-borne diseases: importance of seed health

Cockerell, V., V. Mulholland, M. McEwan, N. D. Paveley, W. S. Clark, S. Anthony, J. E. Thomas, J. Bates, and D. M. Kenyon. "Control of seed and soil-borne diseases: importance of seed health." In HGCA R&D Conference 2002, Agronomic intelligence: the basis for profitable production, 3.1-3.11. Coventry: Home-Grown Cereals Authority, 2002.

Soil - a source of PMTV?

Davey, T., I. Browning, S. F. Carnegie, G. S. Saddler, and W. J. Mitchell. Soil - a source of PMTV?., 2008.

An accelerated soil-bait assay for the detection of potato mop top virus in agricultural soil

Davey, T. "An accelerated soil-bait assay for the detection of potato mop top virus in agricultural soil." In Plant Pathology : Techniques and Protocols, edited by R. Burns, 259-265. Vol. 508. Methods in Molecular Biology 508. New York, N.Y.: Humana, 2009.

Soil: the principal source of potato mop top virus (PMTV) infection

Davey, T., I. Browning, S. F. Carnegie, W. J. Mitchell, and G. S. Saddler. "Soil: the principal source of potato mop top virus (PMTV) infection." In Proceedings Crop Protection in Northern Britain 2008, 205-210. Dundee, 2008.
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