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MANAGEMENT OF BLACK ROT OF CABBAGE CAUSED BY XANTHOMONAS CAMPRESTIS PV. CAMPRESTIS IN KENYA

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218_39
Pages
311 – 314
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Abstract
The use of a grass mulch to reduce soil splash and, hence reduce secondary spread of black rot of cabbage was as effective as Cobox (50% Cu) in the management of the disease.
Black plastic mulch, on the other hand, aggravated the disease.
The use of a grass mulch also resulted in high yields.
Though the increase in market value was not statistically significant, it was enhanced by the good physical appearance of the cabbage heads.

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Authors
J.M. Onsando
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