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Distribution of the mating type alleles in Magnaporthe grisea populations pathogenic on rice

1992-04-01

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Four hundred sixty-seven Magnaporthe grisea isolates were collected from rice in 34 countries. Each isolate was tested for mating type with two MAT1-1 and two MAT1-2 fertile (hermaphroditic) standard isolates. Thirty-two percent of these isolates are MAT1-1, and 20% are MAT1-2. The remaining 48% do not produce perithecia with any of the four fertile testers. In most locations, only one mating type was present. In...

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1f56e145-9722-5911-925a-0f1de987a89b
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10.1094/phyto-82-421
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