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Low disease incidence and cone bagging in Picea abies are associated with low genotypic diversity in Thekopsora areolata

2022-10-01

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Thekopsora areolata infects pistillate cones of Picea spp. with monokaryotic basidiospores in the spring. Receptive monokaryotic hyphae in the cones are fertilized by monokaryotic spermatia in the summer, and dikaryotic aecia are produced in cones in late summer. Infected cones produce no fertile seeds, meaning the disease causes large reductions in seed production. To understand the seasonal variation of T. areol...

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Literature Corpus work: a81d255d-a7e9-5dec-a3db-351946a0b53d
DOI: 10.1111/ppa.13602

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