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The potential importance of diversity in Eutypa lata and co-colonising fungi in explaining variation in development of grapevine dieback.

1999-11-01

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The diversity of Eutypa lata was studied in 56 isolates collected from Languedoc-Roussillon, France. The pathogenicity of isolates varied within a very broad range and was not influenced by the cultivar from which they originated. Using 27 RAPD markers, each isolate was identified as an unique genotype. Gene diversity averaged 0·292 for the regional population. Lack of gametic disequilibrium between RAPD lo...

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60cfa3fd-887b-555e-a6bc-85fe3c6dedeb
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10.1017/s0953756299008291
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