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Effect of Kabatiella caulivora isolates and host growth stage on symptom expression and resistance in Trifolium subterraneum.

1991-01-01

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Occasional severe clover scorch disease outbreaks from Kabatiella caulivora have occurred in the 2 partially resistant Trifolium subterraneum cultivars, Karridale and Meteora. All K. caulivora isolates screened, including isolates taken from severely damaged field swards of Karridale and Meteora, were highly pathogenic, but there was variation in the pathogenicity of some isolates and there was a significant culti...

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2d9b041e-03e7-5855-afba-7b33e60f6ca0
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10.1071/ea9910063
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