Integrated disease management in tree nut cultivation Dr Elizabeth H. Beers

Integrated disease management in tree nut cultivation Dr Elizabeth H. BeersIntegrated disease management and use of protocols and products that minimize the environmental impact are paramount needs in the cultivation of tree nuts. In this chapter, such approaches are proposed for chestnut cultivation and, specifically, for the management and mitigation of damage caused by one of the most threatening diseases affecting chestnuts worldwide ink disease caused by Phytophthora spp. The chapter starts by introducing the concept of

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