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DURING the course of work on the breeding of red clover resistant to clover rot, it was found necessary to devise a method of artificial inoculation which would act as a preliminary ‘sieve’ in the selection of resistant types for strain-building. The method described enables much larger populations to be handled than would be possible by any method involving mature plants.
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CARR, A., DAVIES, D. A Technique for the Selection of Red Clover Seedlings Resistant to the Clover Rot Fungus, Sclerotinia trifoliorum Eriksson. Nature 165, 1023 (1950). https://doi.org/10.1038/1651023a0
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