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Botrytis cinerea isolates collected from grapes present different requirements for conidia germination.
Mycologia - 1 Jan 2000
Cotoras Milena, García Carolina, Mendoza Leonora
Abstract excerpt
Botrytis cinerea presents high variability in several biological traits, which can be explained by the high degree of genotypic diversity among isolates. Because this genetic variability might be related to phenotypic differences the requirements for conidia germination of three natural isolates (G1, G5 and G11) obtained from grapes and belonging to the same genetic group were analyzed. The results showed that...
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