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Response of barley roots to infection by the parasitic fungusErysiphe graminis DC

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    C. Paulech, F. Frič, P. Minarčic, S. Priehradný & G. Vizárová

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Paulech, C., Frič, F., Minarčic, P. et al. Response of barley roots to infection by the parasitic fungusErysiphe graminis DC. Plant Soil 63, 119–121 (1981). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02374267

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