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FACTORS AFFECTING THE DEVELOPMENT OF FIRE BLIGHT BLOSSOM INFECTIONS

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151_3
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37 – 40
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Abstract
The effects of inoculum concentration, incubation temperature and relative humidity on the development of fire blight blossom infections were studied.
There was a significant effect of inoculum concentration, incubation temperature and relative humidity on the incidence of blossom infection.
Inoculum concentration and incubation temperature also had a significant effect on the rate of disease development.

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J.L. Norelli, S.V. Beer
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