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Characterization and distribution of two subtypes of Verticillium longisporum isolated from cabbage fields in Japan

2015-03-01

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Verticillium longisporum is an allodiploid hybrid fungus that consists of at least three groups, A1/D1, A1/D2, and A1/D3. PCR-based analysis of 18S rDNA, 5.8S rDNA-ITS region, mtSSU-rDNA, cytochrome b gene, and mating type gene, as well as RAPD analysis, revealed that Verticillium wilt of cabbage in Gunma Prefecture in Japan is caused by two groups of V. longisporum—A1/D1 and A1/D3—and by V. dahliae. A1/D1 and A1/...

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476ac928-e68f-566b-8888-8aa2afe2b67e
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10.1007/s10327-014-0568-5
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