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Clemson researchers emphasize fungicides in fight against watermelon blight | VGN

March 4, 2019September 5, 2019 cuccap

Clemson researchers emphasize fungicides in fight against watermelon blight

Cucurbit Crop & Disease News Clemson Extension, fungicides, Vegetable Grower's news, watermelon. permalink.

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Results of the 2018 Zucchini Squash Variety Cultigen Evaluations are Published at NC State
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CucCAP scientists co-led the development of an improved ‘97103’ watermelon genome and resequencing of 414 watermelon accessions

Watermelon has been domesticated for more than 4000 years and modern sweet watermelons have been selected to carry large fruits with crisp, non-bitter and sweet flesh. The CucCAP team has co-led an international effort to generate an improved watermelon ‘97103’ reference genome and resequence 414 accessions from the seven extant Citrullus species.

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