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Development cycle of downy mildew on tobacco (blue mold) The infection is transmitted during the season from one plant to another, and from one field to another, through conidial spores that germinate when a film of water is present on the surface of the leaves, creating a germination tube that penetrates the leaf tissue and branches between the cells

The tobacco used for fire curing can either be stalk-cut harvested or the leaves may be primed off the stalk, depending on the farmer

The Act called for the creation of the Tobacco Products Scientific Advisory Committee (known as TPSAC) and required TPSAC to produce a report on menthol cigarettes within the first year of its formation

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