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Science into practice - Sustainable control of powdery mildew
By HDC 25 June 2010
Powdery mildew commonly affects woody and herbaceous perennial ornamentals and can render them unsaleable. Some species are affected virtually every year (hawthorn, oak, honeysuckle, rose) while a wide range of others are affected less often.
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