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Diversity and pathogenicity of Fusarium species associated with stalk and crown rot on maize in Northern Italy.

2023-10-09

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The genus Fusarium includes several agronomically important and toxin-producing species, that are worldwide distributed and can cause a wide range of diseases. Crown and stalk rots and grain infections are among the most severe symptoms that Fusarium spp. can cause on maize. The disease development usually occurs during germination, but it may also affect the later phases of plant growth. The purpose of this study...

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0967d564-c3c1-57ec-b25a-dc4c44183afa
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10.20944/preprints202310.0504.v1
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