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Fruit Crops: Strawberries

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Disease control of crown rot, gray mold, leaf blight, leaf scorch, leaf spot (rust), powdery mildew, root knot nematodes and summer dwarf or bud nematode.

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#	Title
1	Introduction
2	Plant Disease Management Guide (complete guide)
3	The Safe Use of Pesticides
4	Plant Disease Diagnostic Clinic
5	Field Crops: Corn
6	Field Crops: Cotton
7	Field Crops: Grain Sorghum
8	Field Crops: Oats
9	Field Crops: Peanuts
10	Field Crops: Rice
11	Field Crops: Soybeans
12	Field Crops: Sugarcane
13	Field Crops: Wheat
14	Fruit Crops: Apples
15	Fruit Crops: Blackberries
16	Fruit Crops: Blueberries
17	Fruit Crops: Citrus
18	Fruit Crops: Grapes
19	Fruit Crops: Mayhaws
20	Fruit Crops: Stone Fruits (Peaches, Plums, etc.)
21	Fruit Crops: Pears
22	Fruit Crops: Pecans
23	Fruit Crops: Strawberries
24	Ornamental Crops
25	Christmas Trees
26	Turfgrass
27	Vegetables
28	Vegetables (continued)
29	Nematode Control: Field Crops
30	Nematode Control: Fruit Crops
31	Nematode Control: Ornamentals
32	Nematode Control: Turfgrass
33	Nematode Control: Vegetables
34	Nematode Control: Home Gardens
35	Seed Treatment: Field Crops
36	Seed Treatment: Vegetables
37	Soil Fumigants, Fungicides and Decontaminates for Greenhouse and Plant Beds
38	Appendix I - Trade Names
39	Appendix II - Names and Formulations of Fungicides and Nematicides
40	In Case of Poisoning (Plant Disease Guide)

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