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Fig. 4. Relationship between severity of root rot of sweet corn and (a) free particulate organic matter, (b) FDA activity, (c) microbial biomass-C, and (d) water-stable aggregates. Regressions are presented across three sample times as well as at 12 and 2 mo after amendments, 2 mo after the first amendment ({blacksquare}), 12 mo after the first amendment (•), and 2 mo after the second amendment ({blacktriangleup}). Each solid line represents a statistically derived "suppressive threshold": the level of disease severity significantly different from the control (P < 0.05).





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