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Volume 8(1); Nov 1969

Present status and problems of non-mercuric fungicides for blast disease: Korean J. Plant Prot.. 1969;8(1):1-6. Published online November 30, 1969; PDF

Correlation Between the Vector Densities and the Rate of Potato Virus Infections (1) -Number of Flying Aphid Vectors of Potato Viruses in West Coast, Inland and Alpine Areas: Woon Hah Paik; Korean J. Plant Prot.. 1969;8(1):7-9. Published online November 30, 1969; PDF

Studies On The Plant Growth Regulating Effect Of Phthalamic Acid And Its Derivatives: Sung Hwan Lee, Un Hoi Do; Korean J. Plant Prot.. 1969;8(1):11-18. Published online November 30, 1969; PDF

Studies on the effect of Grand emulsifiable concentrate in the various nutritional condition of Fusarium oxysporium f. cucumerinum: Soo Bong Baek, Myung Woon Kim; Korean J. Plant Prot.. 1969;8(1):19-23. Published online November 30, 1969; PDF

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

Studied on the Mites (2) -On some Mites of Apple trees: Kyo Pil Han; Korean J. Plant Prot.. 1969;8(1):29-35. Published online November 30, 1969; PDF

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