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Identification and characterization of Botrytis medusae, a novel cryptic species causing grey mould on wine grapes in Australia

2019-06-01

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In a collection of 735 Botrytis isolates sampled from Australian wine grape‐growing regions, a single isolate from clade I and group I (based on Bc‐hch RFLP analysis) was found. As many Botrytis species are known to live sympatrically, it was hypothesized that this isolate might be a new Botrytis species. After phenotypic and molecular assays supported this hypothesis, the species was designated B. medusae. Phylog...

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10.1111/ppa.13005
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