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Development of specific PCR primers for diagnosis and quantitative detection of the fungal maize pathogen Kabatiella zeae

2018-10-01

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The fungus Kabatiella zeae which causes the eyespot disease in maize has become an important leaf disease in the northern regions of Europe. An early and accurate diagnosis is necessary for determining the first occurrence in the field. The visual assessment of this pathogen is often difficult because different spots, which may be parasitic, physiological or genetic complicate the exact diagnosis. The specific ide...

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Literature Corpus work: 277ecab8-fa4b-5d5f-9cd7-b0cfa15899c8
DOI: 10.1007/s10658-018-1456-1

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