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Looking for relationships between the populations of Dothistroma septosporum in northern Europe and Asia.
Fungal genetics and biology : FG & B - 1 Jan 2018
Adamson Kalev, Mullett Martin S, Solheim Halvor, Barnes Irene, Müller Michael M, Hantula Jarkko, Vuorinen Martti, Kačergius Audrius, Markovskaja Svetlana, Musolin Dmitry L, Davydenko Kateryna, Keča Nenad, Ligi Karli, Priedite Rasa D, Millberg Hanna, Drenkhan Rein
Abstract excerpt
Dothistroma septosporum, a notorious pine needle pathogen with an unknown historical geographic origin and poorly known distribution pathways, is nowadays found almost in all areas inhabited by pines (Pinus spp.). The main aim of this study was to determine the relationship between North European and East Asian populations. In total, 238 Eurasian D. septosporum isolates from 11 countries, including 211 isolates...
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