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Phylogenetic placement, DNA barcoding, morphology and evidence for the spreading of Entyloma cosmi, a species attacking Cosmos bipinnatus in temperate climate gardens

2016-08-01

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The white leaf smut is one of the recently reported and apparently spreading diseases of the garden cosmos (Cosmos bipinnatus) causing necrosis and wilting of the leaves and leading to reduction of its ornamental value. The occurrence of this fungal disease was first observed in Japan (Hokkaido Island) in 1996, and later in Germany (Saxony-Anhalt) in 2002, and the causative agent was described as new species, Enty...

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10.1007/s10658-016-0874-1
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