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Cotton Seed Disinfection in War-time

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IN the Sudan cotton seed has to be treated with a mercurial dust for the control of blackarm (Bacterium malvacearum E.F.S.), present on the seed as an external infection1,2.

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  1. Massey, Emp. Cot. Grow. Rev. 14, 301 (1937).

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  2. Clouston, and Andrews, Rep. Agr. Res. Serv. (1938).

  3. Massey, Rep. Gezia Agric. Res. Serv. (1933 and 1934).

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  1. Agricultural Research Institute, Wad Medani, Anglo-Egyptian Sudan,

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BOUGHEY, A. Cotton Seed Disinfection in War-time. Nature 149, 50–51 (1942). https://doi.org/10.1038/149050b0

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