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Characterization of Fusarium diseases on commercially grown orchids in Hawaii

2015-06-01

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A decline of unknown aetiology has become a major problem for commercial orchid production in Hawaii, one of the primary orchid‐producing states in the USA. The major symptoms of decline include root degradation, foliar blight, pseudobulb rot and sheath rot. It was unclear whether all these symptoms are caused by the same or different pathogens, but preliminary research indicated that Fusarium species may be invol...

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95a2e3dc-bc77-5a25-97bc-6f47e6a98f22
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10.1111/ppa.12290
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