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A highly diverse population of Heterobasidion annosum in a single stump of Picea abies.

2001-02-01

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The wood of one Picea abies stump, including its roots (1·3 m in length), was sliced into 2 cm thick discs. The stump originated from a thinning conducted 7 yr prior to the investigation in a 30 yr old spruce stand planted on previous farmland that became heavily infected by Heterobasidion annosum. After incubation of the wood discs, interaction zones were observed on the surfaces and H. annosum was isolate...

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7a43c184-d70c-5fd9-b59a-1f23ee27c762
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10.1017/s0953756200003270
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