Tuber blemish diseases: visual assessment (% coverage)
Test Code
MC00009
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Standard Turnaround Time
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Potato blemish diseases can result in tubers being rejected or downgraded. There are no above ground symptoms for these diseases.
The economic damage caused by excessive tuber blemish diseases can be significant if not managed correctly. Fera's expert analysis of samples can quickly highlight and quantify these blemish diseases.
Fera plant health experts have extensive experience in disease identification across a range of domestic and international diseases.
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| Detail | Specification |
|---|---|
Test Code | MC00009 |
Standard Turnaround Time | 14 working days |
Parameters tested | Fungal/Bacterial |
Method Used | Visual examination |
Supported Sample Types | Potato Tubers |
Tuber blemish diseases: visual assessment (% coverage)
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