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An initial assessment of genetic relationships among populations of Fusarium circinatum in different parts of the world.

2000-06-01

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Fusarium circinatum Nirenberg & O'Donnell, the fungus responsible for pitch canker disease, is a destructive pathogen of Pinus spp. Pitch canker was first described in 1946 in the southeastern United States, and since 1987 has been reported in numerous other locations including California, Mexico, Japan, and South Africa. To make a preliminary assessment of relationships between populations of F. circinatum in...

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33b6bc8e-47da-56e0-a6ac-af5e2be8e9f2
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10.1139/b00-044
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