Studies on the Relation of Certain Species of Fusarium to the Tomato Blight of the Pacific Northwest

H. B. Humphrey

doi:10.7273/000003297

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Studies on the Relation of Certain Species of Fusarium to the Tomato Blight of the Pacific Northwest

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Studies on the Relation of Certain Species of Fusarium to the Tomato Blight of the Pacific Northwest

H. B. Humphrey

Bulletin (State College of Washington. Extension Service), 115, State College of Washington Extension Service

10/1914

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https://doi.org/10.7273/000003297

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Agriculture -- Washington (State)

Home economics -- Washington (State)

Topics include history, distribution of the yellow blight, symptomatology, inoculation experiments, pure culture inoculations, the temperature factor, description of the two species of fusarium, control studies, nicene treatment, crest spray (undiluted), pyxol (a standardized disinfectant), summary, and explanation of plates

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Title: Studies on the Relation of Certain Species of Fusarium to the Tomato Blight of the Pacific Northwest
Creators: H. B. Humphrey
Academic Unit: Publications, WSU Extension
Series: Bulletin (State College of Washington. Extension Service); 115
Publisher: State College of Washington Extension Service; Pullman, Washington
Format: pdf
Identifiers: 99900669016101842
Copyright: http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/CNE/1.0/
Language: English
Resource Type: Report