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Effects of Side-furrow-treated Carbofuran(3G) on the Control of Onion maggots(Hylemykia antique Meigen; Anthomyiidae) and on the Growth Response of Garlics: S. Y. Choi, S. W. Lee, B. K. Chung; Res. Plant Dis. 1983;22(4):271-276. Published online December 30, 1983; PDF

The Outbreak and Propagule formation of black root rot caused by Calonectria crotalariae in Korea: J. M. Sung, J. H. Park, S. C. Lee, B. K. Chung; Res. Plant Dis. 1980;19(4):228-233. Published online December 30, 1980; PDF

An Investigation of Prepenetration structure by the soybean anthracnose fungus, Glomerella glycines: B. K. Chung; Res. Plant Dis. 1969;8(1):25-28. Published online November 30, 1969; PDF

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