Podblight of the Lima Bean Caused by Diaporthe Phaseolorum
"Podblight of the Lima Bean Caused by Diaporthe Phaseolorum" (1917) is a scientific study focusing on the fungal disease affecting lima beans. Authored by Leonard Lee Harter, this work delves into the characteristics, causes, and effects of Diaporthe phaseolorum, the pathogen responsible for pod blight in lima beans. The research provides detailed observations and analysis relevant to plant pathology and agricultural science.
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