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Geographic distribution and aggressiveness of Harpophora maydis in the Iberian peninsula, and thermal detection of maize late wilt

2016-02-01

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Late wilt (causal agent Harpophora maydis), with initial symptoms appearing around flowering, has become frequent in maize fields of the Iberian Peninsula. The geographical distribution of the pathogen in the main maize - growing areas in the South of Portugal and Spain was determined by prospecting 59 fields from 2009 to 2013. Among all the isolates of H. maydis identified, 14 isolates were molecularly confirmed...

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94922df9-5549-56b4-b836-363ff6d09c7a
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10.1007/s10658-015-0775-8
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