1971. 237pp. B&W plates and drawings throughout. "Fusarium species occur widely as serious plant pathogens on a wide range of crop plants; they also cause human, animal and insect mycoses and as storage rots and toxin producers are important spoilage organisms in stored products. The aim of this book is to summarise the relative importance of the 50 or so Fusarium species and varieties and to provide details of their isolation, identification, life histories and culture characteristics." Slight wear to top edges of unclipped jacket. Jacket is otherwise in very good condition. Title to book spine in gold lettering. Book is in very clean and tight condition throughout. No inscriptions.

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The Genus Fusarium

Editor

Commonwealth Mycological Institute, Kew, Surrey

Fecha de publicaci�n

1971

Idioma

Ingl�s

ISBN 10

0851980465

ISBN 13

9780851980461

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Original Blue Cloth Hardback

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First Edition

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Very Good

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Very Good

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