Root-lesion Nematodes: Biology and Management in Pacific Northwest Cropping Systems
To help Washington, Oregon, and Idaho wheat growers reduce the estimated $51 million annual loss to the region from root-lesion nematodes, PNW617 provides detailed results from the latest research …
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Published: October 2015
Revised: September 2019
Reviewed: January 2023
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