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Molecular markers for improving control of soil-borne pathogen Fusarium oxysporum in sugar beet

2017-03-01

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Fusarium spp. cause severe damage in many agricultural crops, including sugar beet, with Fusarium oxysporum historically being considered as the most damaging of all species. Sugar beet needs to be protected from this class of soil-borne pathogens in order to ensure an optimal sugar yield in the field. Genetic control of the disease is crucial in managing these pathogens. Identification of single nucleotide polymo...

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6574bf55-0631-5c78-9571-ca96b497fca7
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10.1007/s10681-017-1859-7
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