Fungicide resistance: Evolutionary questions and practical implications Leo Ruickbie

Fungicide resistance: Evolutionary questions and practical implications Leo RuickbieThe evolution of resistance is a major threat to the efficacy of fungicides. Therefore, to achieve more durable crop protection, we must understand the evolutionary processes driving resistance, in order to apply more effective strategies to manage the risk. The inherent resistance risk of a fungicide depends on the evolutionary accessibility and overall fitness of resistant genotypes, while the inherent resistance risk of a pathogen depends on its

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