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The genetic population structure of Pyrenopeziza betulicola, the causative agent of birch leaf spot disease.

2001-04-01

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Pyrenopeziza betulicola is a causative agent of leaf spot disease on birch. Within P. betulicola significant length variation (nine alleles) in 18S ribosomal genes was observed. The level of geographic differentiation among all locations was moderate but statistically significant, indicating that the spore dispersal of P. betulicola occurs mainly on a limited scale. Within one leaf, in situ analysis of a multialle...

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10.2307/3761646
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