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infect susceptible plants through tiny root hairs or through wounds....

18309 infect susceptible plants through tiny root hairs or through wounds.... http://res2.agr.ca/stjean/publication/bulletin/plasmodiophora_brassicae_e.pdf infect susceptible plants through tiny root hairs or through wounds. The fungus continues its development in the host organism, and a second generation of zoospores is eventually released. Plants infected by only the first generation of zoospores will not develop clubroot. Crops > Chinese cabbage > Research clubroot   zoospores   root   hairs   yield   losses   green   manure   calcium   cyanamide   fungus   cultivars   infested   cruciferous Jan 1, 2003  

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