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What are the typical symptoms caused by foliar nematode, and what is the proper management for foliar nematode?
 
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In a given soil, the horizon with the highest organic matter content is generally the ________ horizon.
 
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Reply #1 on: Jul 22, 2018
Answer to Question 1

Blocky lesions that are limited by leaf veins. Prevent introduction into
the greenhouse; inspect all incoming plant material for symptoms; discard
infected material; and avoid water splash, which can spread the nematode from
plant to plant.

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