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Labyrinthula species associated with turfgrasses in Arizona and New Mexico

2015-11-01

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Labyrinthula terrestris, the causal agent of rapid blight disease in cool-season turfgrasses, is the first Labyrinthula species found to be associated with higher plants in terrestrial ecosystems. An initial study suggested a single common genotype associated with turfgrass in the US, but a later study revealed genetic diversity in this pathogen. In the present study, genetic diversity as well as differences in pa...

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a1ba8618-cdd3-5c15-ad90-5d2be308bc84
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10.1007/s10658-015-0701-0
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