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Changes in root-associated fungal assemblages within newly established clonal biomass plantations of Salix spp.

2012-10-01

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Fungal assemblages associated with the roots of willow clones (Salix spp.) grown under short rotation intensive culture (SRIC) were isolated in order to evaluate their relationship with plant physiological (health) status, clone, geography and plant age. The assemblages were highly dominated by Fusarium (F. culmorum, F. redolens and F. equiseti), Alternaria and Phomopsis (Ascomycota); while fungi belonging to Basi...

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0912d64a-308b-5ee6-b363-e547ebe9b2cc
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10.1016/j.foreco.2012.06.045
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