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First Report of Alternaria destruens Causing Leaf Spot on Ligustrum sinense in China

2019-11-01

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Ligustrum sinense Lour. (also called Chinese privet) is a species native to China and Vietnam. It is a popular bonsai tree and is also cultivated for hedges in China. In September 2017, ∼30% of L. sinense leaves showed brown to dark-brown and irregular or circular, necrotic spots in a garden in Qingdao, China. Small pieces of tissue taken from the margin area of disease spots were surface disinfested in 70% alcoho...

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b4e894a8-7579-5d35-99b7-238cbf4b6197
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10.1094/pdis-01-19-0198-pdn
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