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Vegetable Crops/Plant Pathology
- A New Method to Control Soil Borne Pathogens: Biological Soil Disinfestation
- Alfalfa Mosaic Virus of Vegetables
- Bacterial Diseases of Onions
- Bacterial Diseases of Tomato
- Blackmold of Tomatoes
- Bulb Mites
- Controlling Nematodes in the Garden
- COVER CROPS
- Crop Rotation as a Method of Disease Control
- Crop Rotations as a Method of Disease Control
- Diseases of Peppers
- Diversity of Mycorrhizal Fungi in Kern County
- Evaluation of Insect Repellents and Barriers as Methods to Control Cucumber Mosaic Virus of Bell Peppers
- Fertility Management in Drip Irrigated Peppers
- Late Blight May Be An Issue This Year
- New Research Sheds Light On White Rot Control
- Off-Colored Vegetables Are Good For You - No Joke
- Potato Scab of Potatoes
- Recent Progress on White Rot Control of Garlic and Onions
- Scab Diseases of Potato
- Soil Biology 101
- Southern Blight
- The Effects of Weather on Vegetable Disease Development
- Use of Colored Mulches and Insect Repellents to Control CMV of Peppers
- Viruses on Central Coast Pepper Fields
- Weed Control in Peppers
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