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The tolerance of wheat (Triticum aestivum L.) to Septoria tritici blotch

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Figure 1.4: The Septoria tritici blotch symptoms. The STB forms necrotic area on the leaves, rectangular or elliptic brown blotch, surrounded by yellowed area, dotted with dark spots
Table 2.1: Summary of the experiments and studies.
Table 3.1: Relative importance of 40 most important variables for each leaf layer to explain the senescence timings or the grain weight
Figure 3.5: Relationship between the fraction of flag leaf and heading date. The two figures were strictly based on the same data
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