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Fig. 254. Potato-Canker; Clark Fig. 255. Potato-Pink Rot; Clark Fig. 256. Potato-Late Blight; Livingston, Colo. St. Univ. Livingston, Colo. St. Univ. Robert Goth, ARS Fig. 257. Potato-Bacterial Wilt; Fig. 258. Potato-Leak; Arden F. Fig. 259. Potato-Violet Root Rot ARS Sherf, Cornell Univ. Fig. 260. Potato-Silver Scurf; Clark Fig. 261. Potato-Powdery Scab; Fig. 262. Potato-Scab; F. Manzer, Livingston, Colo. St. Univ. ARS U. <strong>of</strong> Me. PLATE 29
Fig. 263. Potato-Wart; Dept. <strong>of</strong> Pl. Path., West Va. ILL Fig. 266. Sorghum-Anthracnose; Richard A. Fredrickson, TexasA&M Univ. Fig. 269. Sorghum-Leaf Rust; Richard A. Fredrickson, Texas A&M Univ. PLATE 30 Fig. 264. Potato-Wilt; Clark Livingston, Colo. St. Univ. Fig. 267. Sorghum-Zonate Leaf Spot; Richard A. Fredrickson, Texas A&M Univ. Fig. 270. Sorghum-Downy Mildew; Richard A. Fredrickson, Texas A&M Univ. Fig. 265. Sorghum-Leaf Spot; Richard A. Fredrickson, Texas A&M Univ. Fig. 268. Sorghum-Charcoal Rot; Richard A. Fredrickson, Texas A&M Univ. Fig. 271. Sorghum-Long Smut; Richard A. Fredrickson, Texas A& M Univ.
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CONTENTS INTRODUCTIONS English ....
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II. As is well known, common diseas
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INTRODUCTION Le scopode iste Compen
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90% del homines in le mundo pote co
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Comme on sait, les noms populaires
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INTRODUCCION El prop6sito de este C
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ha sido basado en el concepto de la
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INDONESIA: Dr. W. Y. H. Peregrine I
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BELGIUM: Dr. J. Bernard BULGARIA: D
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BRAZIL: Dr. Agelisau A. Bitancourt
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Multilingual Compendium of Plant Di
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2 Allium spp. + Botrytis allii Munn
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4 Allium cepa + Peronospora destruc
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6 Allium cepa + Puccinia all-i Rud.
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a Allium cepa (Allium spp.) + Urocy
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10 Ananas spp. (Cinchona spp., Cinn
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12 Arachis hypogaea + Cercospora ar
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14 Arachis hypogaea (and many other
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16 Avena sativa (Triticum aestivum,
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18 Avena sativa (Hor-deum vulgare,
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20 Avena sativa + Pseudomonas coron
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22 Avena sativa 4 Pyrenophora avena
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24 Beta vulgaris + Alternaria tenui
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26 Beta spp. + Erysiphe betae (Vafi
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28 Beta spp. + Phoma betae Frank (P
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30 Brassica spp. ( and other Crucif
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32 Brassica oleracea (Brassica spp.
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34 Brassica oleracea (Brassica spp.
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36 Brassica oleracea (Lactuca sativ
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38 Brassica oleracea ( Brassica rap
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40 Brassica spp. + Pseudomonas macu
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42 Capsicum spp., (Cucurbitaceae, L
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44 Carthamus tinctorius (Carthamus
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46 Castanea spp. - Phytophthora cam
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48 Citrus spp., (Hevea brasilienbis
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50 Citrus spp. + Elsinoe fawcettii
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52 Citrus spp. + Guignardia citrica
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54 Citrus spp. + Penicillium italic
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56 Citrus spp. (and many other host
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58 Citrus spp. + Xanthomonas citri
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60 Coffea spp. + Hemileia vastatrix
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62 Corchorus spp. + Colletotrichum
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64 Corchorus spp. + Microsphaera po
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66 Crotalaria juncea + Uromyces dec
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68 Cucurbitaceae + Cladosporium cuc
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70 Cucumis sativus ( and other Cucu
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72 .Cucurbitaceae-+ ycosphaerella c
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74 Cucumis sativus (C. melo and oth
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76 Qaucus carota var. sativa + Cerc
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78 Fragaria chiloensis + Corynebact
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80 Fragaria chiloensis (Fragaria sp
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82 Fragaria chiloensis + Mycosphaer
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84 Glycine max + Pseudomonas glycin
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86 Gossypium spp. + Alternaria macr
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Fig. 10. Pineapple-Heart Rot; Fig.
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Fig. 28. Beet-Leaf Spot; Cornell Fi
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Fig. 46. Chestnut-Ink Disease Fig.
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Fig. 64. Jute-Powdery Mildew Fig. 6
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Fig. 82. Strawberry-Leaf Spot; Fig.
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Fig. 100. Sunflower-Leaf Spot Fig.
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88 Gossypium spp. ( Arachis hypogae
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90 Gossypium spp. + Glomerella goss
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92 Gossypium spp. + Mycosphaerella
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94 Gossypium spp. + Nematospora cor
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96 Gossypium spp. (Bouteloua & Chlo
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98 Helianthus spp. (other Composita
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100 Helianthus spp. + Septoria heli
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102 Hevea brasiliensis (Cocos nucif
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104 Hevea brasiliensis - Helminthos
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106 Hordeum vulgare 4 Puccinia hord
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108 Hordeum vulgare (Secale spp. an
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110 Hordeum vulgare + Ustilago hord
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112 Ipomoea batatas + Cercospora ba
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114 Ipomoca batatas + Fusarium oxys
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116 Juglans spp. + Gnomonia leptost
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118 Lactuca sativa (Cichorium endiv
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120 Lactuca sativa + Septoria lactu
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122 Linum usitatissmum + Fusarium o
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124 Linum usitatissimum ( Linum spp
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126 Lycopersicon esculentum + Alter
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128 Lycopersicon esculentum + Colle
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130 Lycopersicon esculentum + Didym
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132 Lycopersicon esculentum (Coffea
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134 lycopersicon eseuientum + Septo
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136 Malus sylvestris = Malus pumila
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140 Malus sylvestris r Malus pumila
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142 Malus sylvestris 7 Malus pumila
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144 Malus sylvestris =Malus pumila
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150 Medicago sativa + Corynebacteri
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152 Medicago spp. + Pyrenope/iza me
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154 Medicago spp. + Urophlyctis alf
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156 Musa sapientum (Musa spp.) + Fu
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158 Musa sapientum (Musa spp.) Ilel
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160 Musa sapientum (Musa spp.) + My
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162 Nicotiana tabacum ± Cercospora
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164 N icotiana tabacum + Erwinia ca
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166 Nicotiana tabacum + Phytophthor
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Fig. 119. Lettuce-Marginal Leaf Fig
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Fig. 137. Apple-Crown Gall Fig. 138
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Fig. 155. Banana-Leaf Spot; Rohm an
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Fig. 173. Rice-Brown Spot; M. A. Fi
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Fig. 191. Pine-Rust; Marvin Fig. 19
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Fig. 209. Peach-Spur Blight; ARS Fi
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168 Nicotiana tabacum + Pseudomonas
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170 Nicotiana tabacum (and others)
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172 Oryza sativa + Entyloma oryzae
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174 Oryza sativa + Leptosphaeria sa
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176 Oryza sativa (Glycine max) + Rh
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178 Panicum spp. + Spacelotheca des
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180 Phaseolus spp. (Vigna spp. ) +
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182 Phaseolus vulgaris + Colletotri
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184 Phaseolus spp. + Phaeoisariopsi
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186 Phaseolus vulgaris + Pseudomona
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188 Phaseolus spp., (Gossypium spp.
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190 Phaseolus vulgaris (Phaseolus s
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192 Pinus strobus (Ribes grossulari
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194 Pinus spp. + Lophodermium pinas
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196 Pisum sativum + Aphanomyces eut
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198 P isum sativum (other Leguminos
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Page 249 and 250: 202 Prunus persica + Cercosporella
Page 251 and 252: 204 Prunus spp. + Coryneum carpophi
Page 253 and 254: 206 Prunus spp. + Monilinia fructic
Page 255 and 256: 208 Prunus persica (Fragaria chiloe
Page 257 and 258: 210 Prunus persica + Sphaerotheca p
Page 259 and 260: 212 Prunus cerasus (Prunus spp. ) +
Page 261 and 262: 214 Prunus domestica + Taphrina pru
Page 263 and 264: 216 Prunus persica (P. domesticus,
Page 265 and 266: 218 Pyrus communis + Venturia pirin
Page 267 and 268: 220 Ricinus communis + Alternaria r
Page 269 and 270: 222 Ricinus communis + Xanthomonas
Page 271 and 272: 224 Rubus idaeus (Rubus spp. ) + El
Page 273 and 274: 226 Saccharum officinarum + Cephalo
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Page 277 and 278: 230 Saccharum officinarum + Cytosoo
Page 279 and 280: 232 Saccharum officinarum + Leptosp
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Page 283 and 284: 236 Saccharum officinarum - Ustilag
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Page 289 and 290: 242 Secale cereale (Gramineac) Pucc
Page 291 and 292: 244 Sesamum indicum 4- Alternaria s
Page 293 and 294: 246 Solanum melongena + Phomupsis v
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Page 307 and 308: 248 Solanum tuberosum (Lycopersicon
Page 311 and 312: 252 Solanum tuberosum + Erwinia phy
Page 313 and 314: 254 Solanurn tuberosum + Phoma sola
Page 317 and 318: 258 Solanum tuberosum (Gramineac) +
Page 319 and 320: 260 Solanum tuberosum + Spondylocla
Page 321 and 322: 262 Solanum tuberosum + Streptomyce
Page 323 and 324: 264 Solanum tuberosum ( and others)
Page 325 and 326: 266 Sorghum vulgare (Zea mays, Trit
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Page 335 and 336: 276 Thea sinensis + Pestalotiopsis
Page 337 and 338: 278 Thea sinensis (Theobroma cacao,
Page 339 and 340: 280 Trifolium spp. + Kabatiella cau
Page 341 and 342: 282 Trifolium spp. (Medicago spp. a
Page 343 and 344: 284 Triticum aestivum (Gramineae) +
Page 345 and 346: 286 Triticum spp. (Hordeum spp. and
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290 Triticum aestivum (Gramineae) +
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292 Triticum aestivum (Hordeum vulg
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294 Triticum aestivum + Puccinia gr
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296 Triticum spp. (other Gramineae)
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298 Triticum aestivum 4 Tilletia fo
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300 Triticum aestivum (Secale cerea
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302 Vicia faba + Botrytis fabae Sar
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304 Vitis spp. + Coniella diplodiel
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Vitis spp. E,lsinoe ampelin i (d By
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308 Vitis vinifera + Guignardia bid
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310 Vitis spp. + Plasmopara viticol
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312 Vitis spp. + Uncinula necator (
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314 Zea mays + Cochliobolus lunatus
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316 Zea mays (Oryza sativa) + Fusar
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318 Zea mays (Gramineae) + Helminth
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320 Zea mays + Physoderma maydis Mi
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522 Zea mavs + Puccinia maydis Bren
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324 Zea mays (Sorghum vulgire) + Sp
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LATIN HOST INDEX Allium cepa, Alliu
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Ceratocystis fimbriata Ellis & Hais
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Coryneum carpophilum (Ldv.) Jauch =
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Guignardia citricarpa Kiely = Phoma
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335 Peronospora farinosa Kiessl. Pe
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Puccinia cartham i Corda ..........
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Thielavia basicola Zopf = Thielavio
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ENGLISH INDEX Allium cepa and Alliu
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Coffea spp. Coffee Cercospora coffe
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Cochliobolus sativus Leaf Spot on O
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347 Deightoniella torulosa Black Ti
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Sclerotinia fructicola Blossom " il
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351 Thea sinensis Tea Guignardia ca
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Puccinia maydis = Puccinia sorghi R
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Fusarium conglutinans Fusariose, Fl
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HelmLnthosporium heveae = Drechsler
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Oryza sativa Riz Cercospora oryzae
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361 Pseudomonas rubrilineans Maladi
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Diplodia macrospora = Diplodia zeae
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Diaporthe citri - Phomopsis citri M
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367 Fulvia fulva Moho gris de las h
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Sclerotinia laxa Sclerotinia fructi
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Rosellinia necatrix Pudrici6n radic
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Coffea spp. Cafeeiro Cercospora cof
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Xanthomonas phaseoli Crestamento co
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ITALIAN INDEX Allium cepa and Alliu
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379 Lycopersicon esculentum Pomodor
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Glomerella tucumanensis Marciume ro
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RUSSIAN INDEX38 Allium ceaand Alliu
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Alternaria dauci ajibT epHapMO3 flp
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Ascochyta imperfecta Phoma herbarum
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389 Cercospora longipes nERTBZCTOCT
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Fusariumrn oniliforme Gibbercila fi
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Lycopersicon esculentum Tomat Clado
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Vitis spp. Vinranke, Vinstok, Vinra
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Mycosphaerella brassiricola Blattfl
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Hordeum vulgare Puccinia hordei Ger
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Helminthosporium oryzae Cochliobolu
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Xanthomonas sesami Pseudomonas sesa
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P_-soderma maydis Pucc;nia maydis =
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407 Lactuca sativa Sla Bremia lactu
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C ercosporella herpotrichoides Oogv
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411 Pseudomonas phaseolicola Pseudo
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Ustilago hordei nORPHTa raaB-a 110
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Fusarium nivale Calonectria nivalis
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Helianthus spp. Aygigegi Plasmopara
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Erwinia phytophthora = Erwinia atro
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Puccinia anomala Sadaa Awrak Pyreno
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PERSIAN INDEX Allium cepa and Alliu
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425 Helminthosporium gramineum Pyre
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427 Oryza sativa Sa-ba v 1: Leptosp
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Glomerella gossypii = a Colletotric
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Pisum sativum Kerau 1"7TT Aphanomyc
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Hevea brasiliensis Rubber Phytophth
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437 Ustilina deusta Charcoal viglan
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439 Lycopersicon esculentum Cladosp
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CHINESE INDEX Allium cepa and Alliu
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443 Colletotrichum linicola ya ma t
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Thea sinensis ch. Guignardia camell
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Castanea dentata kuri Endothia para
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449 Didymella lycopersici kukigare-
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451 Ribe3 sativum & other Ribes spp
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Zea mys tomorokosi 1, ,7 -1o :- Fus
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juvene A young E joven F jeune lass
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457 Merino-Rodriguez, Manuel (Compi
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