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The role of ascospores and conidia as propagules in the disease cycle of Hypoxylon mammatum

1992-01-01

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Two lines of evidence, population structure and conidial germination properties, support the hypothesis that ascospores and not conidia disperse the fungus in the disease cycle of hypoxylon canker of aspen. Mycelial interactions, identified by the formation of a conidial interface between genetically different isolates, provided phenotypic markers for determining population structure in Hypoxylon mammatum. Single...

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Literature Corpus work: 04654ebd-5d8c-5570-a7f4-ed39b379dd4f
DOI: 10.1094/phyto-82-114

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