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Morphological, physiological, and genetic evidence in support of a conspecific status for Tilletia caries, T. controversa, and T. foetida

1994-06-01

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The germination properties and autofluorescence characteristics of teliospores of Tilletia spp. isolated from wheat grown in Oregon, Pakistan, and Turkey and electrophoretic karyotypes of monosporidial strains obtained from these teliospores were used as taxonomic characters in attempts to differentiate the teliospores that caused the bunt disease. Among the seven collections of teliospores were two that germinate...

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73a7bc75-ddae-5f2c-919e-24b108762ee6
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10.1094/phyto-84-576
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