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Editorial
. 2021 Mar 30:12:671060.
doi: 10.3389/fpls.2021.671060. eCollection 2021.

Editorial: Fungal Wheat Diseases: Etiology, Breeding, and Integrated Management

María Rosa Simón  1   2 , Andreas Börner  3 , Paul C Struik  4
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Editorial: Fungal Wheat Diseases: Etiology, Breeding, and Integrated Management

María Rosa Simón et al. Front Plant Sci. .
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Keywords: breeding for resistance; durability of resistance; integrated management; pathogen populations; quality; resistance location; wheat; yield.

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