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Stinking smut seen in some west-central Oklahoma wheat
Jun. 13, 2011
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Healthy wheat kernels (left) and common bunt (stinking smut) infected wheat (right).
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 and common bunt (stinking smut)-infected wheat kernels (right)..jpg "Healthy wheat kernels (left) and common bunt (stinking smut) infected wheat (right).")