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169 related items for PubMed ID: 14998129

  • 1. Overwintering squash bugs harbor and transmit the causal agent of cucurbit yellow vine disease.
    Pair SD, Bruton BD, Mitchell F, Fletcher J, Wayadande A, Melcher U.
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    Weber DC, Haber AI, Pasteur K, Boyle SM, Kuhar TP, Cornelius ML.
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