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Taxonomic studies on streptomycetes causing potato common scab: a review

1996-01-01

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Several Streptomyces species cause common scab of potato. The predominant pathogenic species, S. scabies, is associated with shallow, raised, and deep-pitted scab lesions. This species displays more diversity than one would expect in a conventional species. In spite of common morphological and physiological traits, S. scabies isolates vary considerably in fatty acid and protein composition. Furthermore, DNA-DNA hy...

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03c78ad7-d2c2-5032-9fed-6483c1ed90f0
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10.1080/07060669609500633
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