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Old December 30, 2012   #16
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Old December 30, 2012   #17
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The results of studies on this are very mixed - different kinds of treatments, on different crops, with different fungicides, have different results! I found some other folks had reviewed the literature and made a report and tabled it, linked below - the good news is, seed treatments are apparently minimal enough have little or no effect on beneficial fungi.

https://docs.google.com/viewer?a=v&q...YWGI_d4m5r3Azw
Thanks Bower! Fantastic source!
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