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First Report of Soybean Root Rot Caused by Fusarium proliferatum in the Republic of Korea

In Jeong Kang, Mirang Lee, Sang Yun Han, Yul-Ho Kim, Sung-Woo Lee

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may potentially threaten soybean production in the Republic of Korea and suggests that effective disease management strategies should be established for soybean protection against the disease, along with continuous surveillance.

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may potentially threaten soybean production in the Republic of Korea and suggests that effective disease management strategies should be established for soybean protection against the disease, along with continuous surveillance.

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may potentially threaten soybean production in the Republic of Korea and suggests that effective disease management strategies should be established for soybean protection against the disease, along with continuous surveillance.

Key concepts: Fusarium proliferatum, Biology, Potato dextrose agar, Wilting, Root rot, Fusarium, Conidium, Mycelium

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