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Soil reaction in relation to potato scab

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    R. H. Larson, A. R. Albert & J. C. Walker

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Larson, R.H., Albert, A.R. & Walker, J.C. Soil reaction in relation to potato scab. American Potato Journal 15, 325–330 (1938). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02879162

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