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ITS and β-tubulin markers help delineate Phaeoacremonium species, and the occurrence of P. parasiticum in grapevine disease in Argentina

2002-10-01

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Restrictions patterns of the ITS rDNA and a partial fragment of the β-tubulin gene were shown to help identify Phaeoacremonium species associated with diseased grapevines. PCR-RFLP markers revealed a high frequency of P. parasiticum, together with P. aleophilum, in fungi isolated from stems and trunks of mature diseased vines showing ‘hoja de malvon’ disease, and from young declining plants in Argentina. This dist...

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8ea52da7-db96-5eb6-9b13-2a870d59aaea
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10.1017/s0953756202006639
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