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The phytopathology of Australian papaya dieback: a proposed role for the phytoplasma.

2001-01-01

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Australian papaya dieback is a severe phytoplasma related disease of papaya in which plant apical death can be observed within 2 weeks of first visible external symptom expression, and 3 weeks of first detection of phytoplasma in host tissue. The pathological mechanisms involved in this disease, and indeed in phytoplasma diseases in general, are unclear. We have attempted to contribute to this understanding by phy...

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cb29f28a-0a7d-5780-9df9-7eca9a7c486b
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10.1006/pmpp.2000.0311
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