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The long-term effects of pre-planting soil fumigation on the growth and cropping of cvs Laxton’s Fortune and Cox’s Orange Pippin on M.2 rootstock, planted on land affected with a replant disease of apple

V. Heathe RoehlEast Mailing Research Station, Maidstone, Kent, ME 19 6BJ, UK
Pages 259-266 | Accepted 11 Jan 1980, Published online: 27 Nov 2015

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