Complete Data and Analysis for: Fungicide Effectiveness on Soybean Rust in the Southeastern United States 2004-2014: A Meta-Analysis

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2014
2015

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2016-07-26

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2008-2014

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Southeastern United States (Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, and Mississippi)

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Data was derived from published and unpublished fungicide evaluation studies. See full reference list in the README file.

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Complete Data and Analysis for: Fungicide Effectiveness on Soybean Rust in the Southeastern United States 2004-2014: A Meta-Analysis

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2016-08-02

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ArchMiller, Althea A
althea.archmiller@gmail.com

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Soybean rust is a concern to soybean growers and management of soybean rust primarily depends on disease scouting and the timely use of fungicides. The goal of this study was to evaluate the efficacy of fungicide-use through a quantitative meta-analysis of data compiled from published and unpublished soybean fungicide trials across the southern United States from 2004 to 2014. The data included in this repository includes the complete dataset as a comma-separated-value file and all Program R code necessary to replicate the data processing, analysis, and graphing.

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Delaney, ArchMiller, Delaney, Wilson and Sikora. Fungicide Effectiveness on Soybean Rust in the Southeastern United States 2004-2014: A Meta-Analysis. In preparation for Journal of Plant Disease

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