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Vol. 22, No. 2, April 12, 2007
 
Management of foliar wheat diseases, Part 1
Diane Brown-Rytlewski and Willie Kirk
Plant Pathology, and Martin Nagelkirk, MSUE Sanilac County
 
Stagonospora nodorum      
photo credit: D. Brown Rytlewski            		Powdery mildew
 photo credit: Phil Wharton, MSU
Black pycnidia of S. tritici (top) and brown pycnidia of S. nodorum  (bottom) as they would appear through a hand lens          
photo credit : Don  Hershman University ofKentucky		 S. tritici lesions (top) and S. nodorum lesions (bottom) photo credit : Don  Hershman University ofKentucky
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