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Molecular characterization of slow-growing orange and key lime anthracnose strains of Colletotrichum from citrus as C. acutatum

1996-03-01

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Three forms of Colletotrichum are recognized on citrus: the fast-growing gray (FGG) form, a common saprophyte and postharvest pathogen that is morphologically distinct from the other two; the slow-growing orange (SGO) form, the causal agent of postbloom fruit drop; and the Key lime anthracnose (KLA) form, the cause of lime anthracnose. Pathogenicity tests confirmed that the SGO isolates infected sweet orange flowe...

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Literature Corpus work: d6e0ea96-222d-5e4f-b7be-68f75b37e1b9
DOI: 10.1094/phyto-86-523

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