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Molecular characterization of Alternaria alternata population isolated from Upper Egyptian tomato fruits

2018-10-01

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Alternaria alternata is the most common fungal pathogen of tomatoes in Upper Egypt. Morphological identification of this fungus is challenging; therefore, this study searched for new classification tools based on molecular techniques. Using a dilution plating method, 67 strains of A. alternata were isolated from 34 samples of rotten tomato fruits representing the Giza 80 and Edkawy cultivars. The collected strains...

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DOI: 10.1111/jph.12752

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