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Use of fungal biosystematics and molecular genetics in detection and identification of wood‐decay fungi for improved forest management

2011-10-01

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Advances in fungal biosystematics and molecular genetics have clarified relationships among the wood‐decay fungi and are providing new tools for their detection and identification. Species complexes of forest pathogens, including those within Heterobasidion, Armillaria, Laetiporus, and Phellinus, are being resolved. The ability to isolate fungal DNA directly from wood without in intermediate culturing step will...

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29be5259-9496-5210-ac7f-4003e2ddff91
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10.1111/j.1439-0329.2010.00681.x
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