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Effects of temperature, moisture and nutrition on conidial germination, survival, colonization and sporulation of Trichothecium roseum

2019-02-01

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Trichothecium roseum is an important pathogen and causes moldy core and black spots on apple fruit. The effects of temperature, moisture and nutrition on conidial germination, survival, colonization and sporulation of T. roseum were examined in controlled environments. The results revealed that external nutriments, such as extracts from apple fruit and flower promoted the conidial germination. The temperature requ...

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65030236-113e-5b49-81ea-90430de7c4ee
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10.1007/s10658-018-1583-8
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