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First Report of Bushy Stunt of Japanese Spindle Caused by Rhodococcus spp. in Tunisia

2020-04-01

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In 2018, approximately 50% of Japanese spindle plants (Euonymus japonicus) originating from tissue culture and grown in a Tunisian nursery on the south coast of Cape Bon exhibited abnormal development including stunting, shortened internodes, and enhanced lateral shoot proliferation. Because these same symptoms were recently caused by Rhodococcus spp. on micropropagated Iresine herbstii in another Tunisian nursery...

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37bf8f53-ac93-5af8-b2fb-e28d28ff61b9
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10.1094/pdis-10-19-2066-pdn
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