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Two morphologically distinct formae speciales in <i>Neonectria magnoliae</i> differ in their virulence on Magnolia family hosts <i>Liriodendron tulipifera</i> and <i>Magnolia fraseri</i>

2025-02-01

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The family Nectriaceae includes numerous phytopathogenic fungal genera that cause canker diseases on both angiosperm and conifer hosts worldwide. Among these, Neonectria species are globally important canker pathogens of numerous hosts, but their roles in contributing to forest decline and mortality outside their role in beech bark disease and apple canker are largely understudied. In the U.S., Neonectria magnol...

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c570f4c6-31d8-5c44-9d31-9bc51a85ec63
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10.1101/2025.01.31.635987
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