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Acacia plantations in Indonesia facilitate clonal spread of the root pathogen Ganoderma philippii

2020-05-01

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Ganoderma philippii is a root pathogen of many woody plants in tropical regions and is particularly aggressive to Acacia mangium, which is grown on a 6‐year rotation for pulpwood in Indonesia. The disease becomes progressively worse over each rotation and control measures have met with limited success. We studied the population genetics of G. philippii to evaluate the role of sexual and asexual reproduction in its...

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9b33435a-17b0-56cf-b99a-2d84d2fb1513
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10.1111/ppa.13153
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