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Molecular markers for genotyping anastomosis groups and understanding the population biology of Rhizoctonia species

2014-09-01

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Soil-borne Rhizoctonia fungi cause serious diseases in several plant species. For the classification of these fungi, the number of nuclei in a hyphal cell and the anastomosis reaction are important criteria. Although Rhizoctonia spp. has a wide host range, the causal agents have been reported to be selective for host plant families or species and lead to severe disease. Reports of new diseases, particularly in new...

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067882b8-845a-5030-bbd1-2378d36db532
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10.1007/s10327-014-0536-0
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