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First Report of Ralstonia solanacearum Phylotype I Causing Bacterial Wilt on Rosa spp. in Korea

2019-06-01

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In July 2017, growers cultivating roses (Rosa L. cultivars Fuego and Hera) in Taean (36.7722°N; 126.3227°E) and Paju (37.7597°N; 126.8226°E), which are major sites where roses are produced in Korea, reported wilting and yellowing symptoms on leaves and black discoloration on stems in their local agricultural technology center (ATC). In an early response, farmers and the ATC recognized fungal diseases such as Fusar...

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6b58f758-279a-5c03-bf7d-d907dfa175fd
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10.1094/pdis-09-18-1604-pdn
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