Assertion: common bunt | /r/Synonym | stinking smut
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text: Common bunt, also known as stinking smut and covered smut, is a disease of both spring and winter wheats.
text: Common bunt (stinking smut)
text: Bunt balls containing spore masses of the common bunt (stinking smut) fungus.
text: Common bunt (also called stinking smut and common smut) is caused by Tilletia caries (syn.
text: Common bunt (also known as stinking smut) is a disease of wheat that was recognized in the 18th century.
text: Common bunt, also known as stinking smut and covered smut, is a disease of both spring and winter wheats.
text: Common bunt, which is also known as stinking smut and covered smut, is a worldwide disease of wheat.
text: Seed-transmitted fungal diseases of wheat include common bunt, also known as stinking smut (Figure 1); loose smut (Figure 2), black point (Figure 3), ergot (Figure 4) and diseases caused by Fusarium (Figure 5).
text: Seed-transmitted fungal diseases of wheat include common bunt, also known as stinking smut (Figure 2); loose smut (Figure 3), flag smut, black point (Figure 4), ergot (Figure 5) and diseases caused by Fusarium (Figure 6).
text: These diseases include common bunt (also known as stinking smut) (Figure 2) and loose smut (Figure 3).
text: Seedborne diseases controlled by fungicide seed treatments include common bunt (also known as stinking smut) and loose smut, which replace the grain on the wheat head.
text: Common bunt is also known as covered smut or stinking smut, and reduces yield and grain quality.
text: Common bunt, also known as stinking smut (Figure 1) is one of several fungal diseases of wheat that result from contaminated or infected seed.
text: Common Bunt / Stinking Smut
text: Tul., Tilletia laevis Kuehn - Common bunt (Stinking smut, Bunt smut, Covered smut).
text: Common bunt (stinking smut) occurs in Kansas almost every year, but it is often not detected until a load of wheat is actually rejected at the elevator.
text: Common bunt (stinking smut or covered smut) -
text: Although not observed at damaging levels in 2019, diseases affecting the grain such as common bunt (stinking smut) and loose smut and virus diseases such as wheat streak mosaic can occur and cause significant losses during any growing season.
text: Bunt balls containing spore masses of the common bunt (stinking smut) fungus.
text: Bunt balls (spore-filled grain) containing spore masses of the common bunt (stinking smut) fungus.
text: Bunt balls (spore-filled grain) containing spore masses of the common bunt (stinking smut) fungus.
text: Bunt balls containing spore masses of the common bunt (stinking smut) fungus.
text: Common bunt (also called stinking smut and common smut) is caused by Tilletia caries (syn.