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Development of two strains of Fusarium culmorum with a different aggressiveness in the soil and on the roots of barley of two genotypes

2018-07-01

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Fusarium culmorum can affect plants including cereals or develop saprophytically in the soil. It is unknown whether its saprophytic ability is different in strains with a different aggressiveness. This knowledge could be used for effective breeding of resistant cultivars. Here, we aimed to study the development of two F. culmorum strains with a different aggressiveness in the soil under barley, to compare their sa...

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983aedc8-4eed-537b-b7cc-f9b4fc105787
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10.1007/s10658-017-1396-1
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