Original paper
Apple leaf wettability variability as a function of genotype and apple scab susceptibility
Abstract
An important group of fungal diseases, such as apple scab on Malus x domestica leaves, perform infection only by remaining wetted by liquid water for a sufficient time, making leaf wetness duration (LWD) a crucial variable in epidemiological risk assessment. LWD is affected by the leaf wettability, i.e. the geometry of a liquid on a leaf as a consequence of the interaction between molecules of water and structural and physicochemical properties...
Paper Details
Title
Apple leaf wettability variability as a function of genotype and apple scab susceptibility
Published Date
Jan 1, 2020
Journal
Volume
260
Pages
108890 - 108890
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