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Verticillium longisporum and Fusarium solani: two new species in the complex of internal discoloration of horseradish roots

2004-10-01

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This study was conducted to determine the causal agent(s) of internal discoloration of horseradish roots. In 1999, 133 roots from 31 fields, and in 2000, 108 roots from nine fields, were assayed to determine the incidence and severity of internal discoloration of horseradish roots as well as the pathogen(s) associated with discoloured tissue. Verticillium dahliae, Verticillium longisporum and Fusarium solani were...

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Literature Corpus work: 297d39c4-a765-53e5-8cd4-7f6562b9928d
DOI: 10.1111/j.1365-3059.2004.01070.x

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