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. 2014 May 8;9(5):e95031. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0095031

Table 1. Disease severity of soybean caused by C. parasiticum as affected by cultivation mode, P level and planting distance in the two years of field experiments on acid soils.

Incidence (%) Disease index
LP HP LP HP
2009 MS 43±3.4Ab 62±5Aa 33±3Aa 40±3Aa
ISC1 32±2Ba 39±4Ba 26±1Ab 32±2Ba
ISC2 20±2Ca 26±2Ca 17±1Ba 22±3Ca
2010 MS 45±3Ab 58±4Aa 36±3Ab 48±2Aa
ISC1 33±1Bb 41±2Ba 26±2Bb 36±2Ba
ISC2 26±2Ca 31±1Ca 16±1Cb 24±2Ca

Note: Disease incidence and index were measured as described in Materials and Methods. HP: 80 kg P2O5 ha−1 added as calcium superphosphate, LP: no P fertilizer added. MS: soybean monoculture, ISC1: maize/soybean intercropping with 20 cm spacing; ISC2: maize/soybean intercropping with 5 cm spacing. All the data are the mean of four replicates ± SE. The same upper-case letter after numbers in the same column for the same trait in the same year indicates no significant difference among cultivation modes at 0.05 (P<0.05); The same lower-case letter after numbers in the same row for the same trait in the same year indicates no significant difference between two P levels at 0.05 (P<0.05).