Researchers to improve test
Kansas State University researchers are developing a better diagnostic test for a disease that is sometimes confused for a pathogen regulated by some countries that import U.S. wheat.
Source: agupdate.com
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Kansas State University researchers are developing a better diagnostic test for a disease that is sometimes confused for a pathogen regulated by some countries that import U.S. wheat.
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Project may prevent false positives and affect wheat export markets.