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Phytophthora caryae sp. nov., a new species recovered from streams and rivers in the eastern United States

2017-06-01

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Members of the Phytophthora citricola complex (Phytophthora clade 2c), such as P. plurivora, are destructive pathogens of trees and shrubs in nursery, landscape and forest settings worldwide. During surveys of Phytophthora species from streams and rivers in Massachusetts and North Carolina, a novel species in the P. citricola complex was recovered. Based on sequences from three nuclear (ITS, β‐tub and tef1) and tw...

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Literature Corpus work: 6806ddb4-8210-5a5a-aabb-bf4bcd654f8e
DOI: 10.1111/ppa.12617

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