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Sequence-tagged sites (STS) for studies of molecular epidemiology of scleroderris canker of conifers

1998-10-01

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Scleroderris canker is a very damaging disease of conifers caused by a fungal pathogen, Gremmeniella abietina var 'abietina'. This fungal pathogen is now known to comprise a number of distinct races and biotypes. In North America, two races, an indigenous North American race and an introduced European race, are present. In Europe, three distinct biotypes have been reported within the European race: one in the Alps...

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15e9b3b9-9605-56e3-8790-746583f3b8cf
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10.1007/s001220050957
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