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Virulence and Molecular Diversity in the Kabatiella zeae Population Causing Maize Eyespot in China.

Plant disease - 1 Dec 2020

Chen Nan, Xiao Shuqin, Sun Jiaying, He Lu, Liu Miaomiao, Gao Weida, Xu Jingru, Wang Hongchuan, Huang Shihan, Xue Chunsheng

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Maize eyespot, caused by Kabatiella zeae, has become a major yield-limiting factor in maize planting areas in northeast China. Limited information is available on pathotypes, virulence, and the genetic diversity of the K. zeae population. We analyzed virulence and genetic diversity of 103 K. zeae isolates collected from six provinces in China with differential hosts and the amplified fragment length polymorphism...

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PMID: 33136469
DOI: 10.1094/PDIS-03-20-0509-RE

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