Image: Inspecting sugar beet plants

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Description: Image Number K8992-1 Root-rotting fungi can weaken, stunt, or kill sugar beet plants. Here, geneticist Leonard Panella inspects sugar beet plants, which are resistant to the fungal disease Rhizoctonia root rot, for pollen fertility. Photo by Scott Bauer. Source: http://www.ars.usda.gov/is/graphics/photos/aug00/k8992-1.htm
Title: Inspecting sugar beet plants
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