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First Report of Lonsdalea populi Causing Bark Canker Disease on Poplar in Portugal

2019-08-01

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In November 2017, vertical cankers were observed in the trunk of 120 trees growing in a plantation of hybrid poplar (Populus × euramericana) of 12 ha in the district of Santarém (Portugal), suggesting a bacterial disease. The trees had been imported from France and planted in 2011. The vertically cracked bark presented a whitish creamy mass delimited by dark brown exudates. Under the microscope, the creamy mass wa...

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63f70065-694c-52b3-9cb0-54c45c53bbac
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10.1094/pdis-12-18-2230-pdn
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