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Science Into Practice - Two-spotted spider mites

Soft-fruit growers spend considerable sums trying to control two-spotted spider mite.

Science Into Practice - Predicting outbreaks of mildew on roses

Windows-based decision-support software has been developed with East Malling Research to forecast powdery and downy mildew on roses and act as an early warning system to help growers make decisions relating to the management of these two economically important diseases.

Science Into Practice - Using biocontrol agents to help control insects

Aphids and related pests cause immense damage to a wide variety of crops.

Research Matters - Plant pathogens and inorganic salts

There is increasing pressure on conventional growers of orchard and field crops to reduce their usage of synthetic fungicides while the fungicides available to organic growers are limited both in number and effectiveness.

Science Into Practice - Sustainable apple powdery mildew control

After scab and canker, powdery mildew is the most significant disease on apple in the UK.

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