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IPM - Wheat Foliar Diseases

Presentation by Tim Murray, WSU Plant Pathologist, on Wheat Foliar Diseases: Eyespot and Stripe Rust for the Integrated Pest Management Website hosted by OSU Umatilla County Extension Service.

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