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Guava Decline: A Complex Disease Involving Meloidogyne mayaguensis and Fusarium solani

2011-01-01

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In Brazil, Meloidogyne mayaguensis has become a threat to guava production. Approximately a third of the cultivated area is infested, leading almost inevitably to the decimation of the orchards. Because parasitized trees develop rotten roots as the disease progresses, the possibility that a soil-borne pathogen could be involved was investigated. From several nematode-free or nematode-infested orchards, nearly 2000...

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10.1111/j.1439-0434.2010.01711.x
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