A crown rust fungus could help manage two highly invasive plants in Minnesota

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Mar 5, 2024, 1:03 pm111 pts
Though some crown rust fungi are known to cause widespread damage to oat and barley crops, new research from the University of Minnesota suggests a close relative of these major pathogens could actually be a valuable asset in managing two highly invasive wetland plants in Minnesota.

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