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Soil fungal community comparison of different mulberry genotypes and the relationship with mulberry fruit sclerotiniosis.

Scientific reports - 21 Jun 2016

Yu Cui, Hu Xingming, Deng Wen, Li Yong, Han Guangming, Ye Chuhua

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Mulberry fruit sclerotiniosis is a common soil-borne disease. We hypothesize that there is a relationship between the incidence of mulberry fruit sclerotiniosis and the soil fungal community. Therefore four mulberry genotypes with different resistance to sclerotiniosis were selected to study their soil fungal community under the same condition. A total of 6 phyla and 93 genera were identified from all mulberry...

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PMID: 27324308
DOI: 10.1038/srep28365
PMCID: PMC4914993

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