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Differentiation of species of Elsinoe associated with scab disease of Proteaceae based on morphology, symptomatology, and ITS sequence phylogeny.

2001-04-01

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Scab disease of Proteaceae, which was initially observed on Leucospermum in South Africa in 1981, has subsequently been reported on this host from Australia and Hawaii. The disease, commonly known as corky bark or scab, is associated with severe losses of commercial plantings of Leucospermum in South Africa, and has also been collected from species of Leucadendron, Protea and Serruria in South Africa, from Banksia...

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6f8b2e8e-4189-5a13-8b93-3f24319ee020
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10.2307/3761658
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