Plant diseases in West Virginia in 1928 /

Archer, W. Andrew

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“…The loss for the gtate is estimated at O. 5 recorded as a bad scab year. In general cool, wet spring Tjeather favored an abundance of early infection, and although dry weather in the summer tended to retard secondary infections, still rainy periods were frequent enough to cause spread and this, but more especially the damage caused earlier in the season, resulted in heavy loss.…”

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Diseases of plants in the United States in 1929 /

Haskell¹

1930

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(Ustilago tritici). The usual situation appeared to exist as far as this disease was concerned, the loss for the country'' being about average which is slightly ove;-one per cent. Notable exceptions were Missouri, North Dakota and Kansas. In Missouri it was said to have been one of the worst years for loose sraut , the estimated losses averaging 4 P^^c ent. In North Dalcota favorable ' weather for infection in I928 resulted in increased amountsabout 2.5 per cent and as high as 10 per cent was observed in some fields. In Kansas it was more prevalent than usual, especially in the northeastern part, but the losses did not average over a ttrace for the State as a whole. Field observations in Pennsylvania showed that the varieties Leap and Forward continued to be resistant.-Percentage losses are given in table 2. P.D-R.-pages 50, 07, I05, I23*

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“…(R. G. Pierce. ) Inoculations are in progress, and other hosts may "be expected to be added to this list, (5) Any disease that is thriving outside of its natural habitat is potentially dangerous. The V/oodgate rust is a stranger in its present range and is growing on an imported host, (6) The V/oodgate rust is autoecious.…”

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1930

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Plant diseases in West Virginia in 1928 /

Abstract: V/itli 4 plates, 5^i g^res and 8 tables. This report is the result of a survey of the diseases of plants occurring in West Virginia in 1528. During the period of the survey, March I5, I928 to March I5, 192g, the writer was employed Jointly by the Bureau of Plant Industry,

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