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AUTHOR	AUDIENCE	PUB. NO.	TITLE
L. Tredway			Anthracnose
A. Bruneau			Bermudagrass (Turf)
A. Bruneau			Bluegrass, Kentucky (Turf)
L. Tredway			Brown Patch
A. Bruneau			Carpetgrass (Turf)
A. Bruneau			Centipedegrass (Turf)
R. Brandenburg		ENT/ort-112	Chinch Bugs
L. Tredway			Dollar Spot
A. Bruneau			Fescue, Fine (Turf)
A. Bruneau			Fescue, Tall (Turf)
L. Tredway			Leaf Spot
L. Tredway			Net Blotch
L. Tredway			Rust
A. Bruneau			Ryegrass, Annual (Turf)
A. Bruneau			Ryegrass, Perennial (Turf)
A. Bruneau			St. Augustinegrass (Turf)
R. Brandenburg			Voles
A. Bruneau			Zoysiagrass (Turf)

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