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Relationship between brown foot rot and DNA of Microdochium nivale, determined by quantitative PCR, in stem bases of winter wheat.

2002-08-01

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Relationships between the incidence and severity of brown foot rot and of pathogenic fungi, determined by diagnostic and quantitative PCR, were investigated during the growth of nine winter wheat crops in three cropping seasons. Microdochium nivale vars nivale and majus were the only brown foot rot pathogens present in significant amounts. Relationships between disease symptoms and amounts of pathogen DNA were oft...

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Literature Corpus work: 5512ffeb-1aaf-57b7-8c75-ad40e55f57b8
DOI: 10.1046/j.1365-3059.2002.00724.x

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