Does large-scale cropping of herbicide-resistant cultivars increase the incidence of polyphagous soil-borne plant pathogens?

Author： Termorshuizen A. J.   Lotz L. A. P.  

Publisher： IP Publishing Ltd

ISSN： 0030-7270

Source： Outlook on Agriculture, Vol.31, Iss.1, 2002-03, pp. : 51-54

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