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Analysis of Claviceps africana and C. sorghi from India using AFLPs, EF-1alpha gene intron 4, and beta-tubulin gene intron 3.

Mycological research - 1 Apr 2006

Tooley Paul W, Bandyopadhyay Ranajit, Carras Marie M, Pazoutová Sylvie

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Isolates of Claviceps causing ergot on sorghum in India were analysed by AFLP analysis, and by analysis of DNA sequences of the EF-1alpha gene intron 4 and beta-tubulin gene intron 3 region. Of 89 isolates assayed from six states in India, four were determined to be C. sorghi, and the rest C. africana. A relatively low level of genetic diversity was observed within the Indian C. africana population. No evidence...

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PMID: 16563714
DOI: 10.1016/j.mycres.2005.12.006

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