Advances in Downy Mildew Research — Volume 2 pp 107-118 | Cite as
Influence of Environmental Factors on the Disease Cycle of White Rust, Caused by Albugo Candida
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White rust, caused by Albugo candida (Pers. ex Hook) O. Kuntze, is an important disease of a wide variety of Brassica crops. A. candida infects not only agronomically important crops but also can be found on various cruciferous weeds (Meekes et al., this volume). A. candida is closely related to the downy mildews. Albugo is the only genus within the family Albuginaceae which, together with the Peronosporaceae, belongs to the order Peronosporales (Dick, 2002).
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Downy Mildew Demineralized Water True Leaf Inoculum Density Leaf Wetness
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