Ep. 80 - Verticillium stripe - November 30, 2022

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Nov 30, 202200:28:42Business

University of Manitoba professor and plant disease specialist Dilantha Fernando talks verticillium stripe with host Jay Whetter. Verticillium stripe is a relatively new disease of canola on the Canadian Prairies. This po...

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