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Observation and identification of wood decay fungi from the heartwood of peach tree limbs in central Georgia, USA

2015-09-01

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Peach tree health, longevity, and limb strength can be affected by wood decay fungi, but the extent of the colonization and their identities have not been characterized in Georgia, United States of America. In an incubation experiment, dense white fungal mycelium grew on the cross-cut faces of asymptomatic limb sections sampled from peach scion cultivars, but no mycelium grew on those from rootstock cultivars. Amo...

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10.1007/s10658-015-0661-4
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