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A new species, Pythium echinogynum, causing severe damping-off of tomato seedlings, isolated from Tunisia, France, and India: morphology, pathology, and biological control

2013-03-01

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Pythium echinogynum, sp. nov. was isolated from soil samples taken from the vineyards of Tunisia, France and also from a lawn sown with turf grass in India. The oomycete is characterised by the presence of both ornamented and smooth walled oogonia. The ornamented oogonia are provided with blunt spines that can be at times curved, 1–2 monoclinous antheridia that can at times wrap around the oogonia, and mostly aple...

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