Biodiversity of Plant Pathogens in the Context of International Economic Issue: Case Study of Tilletia Controversa Kuehn

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10.2991/agrosmart-18.2018.176How to use a DOI?

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winter wheat, dwarf smut, harmfulness, grain imports, phytosanitary requirements

Abstract

Globalization as a process of world economic, political and cultural integration requires strengthening of control over dangerous plant diseases, pests and weeds. This is evidenced by strengthening of phytosanitary requirements in some countries (the People's Republic of China imposed a ban on wheat supplies from the European part of the Russian Federation due to a quarantine object - dwarf smut Tilletia controversa Kuehn found in wheat; Jordan reduced the permissible Fusarium infection rate of wheat grain to 0,03%), and environmental disasters caused by invasive species

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© 2018, the Authors. Published by Atlantis Press.

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