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Basidiomycota / Cercospora / Asian soybean rust / Rust / Soybean rust / Leaves / Soybean / Corn grey leaf spot / Botrytis fabae / Biology / Microbiology / Agriculture
Date: 2010-07-16 17:51:32
Basidiomycota
Cercospora
Asian soybean rust
Rust
Soybean rust
Leaves
Soybean
Corn grey leaf spot
Botrytis fabae
Biology
Microbiology
Agriculture

Soybean leaflet with frogeye leaf spot

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