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Origin of a polyploid Botrytis pathogen through interspecific hybridization between Botrytis aclada and B. byssoidea.

2001-11-01

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Botrytis aclada has previously been divided into two subgroups (AI and AII) based on spore size, chromosome number and genetic markers. A recent study of genetic diversity using universal-primed PCR (UP-PCR) fingerprints showed that subgroup AII of B. aclada was a possible hybrid species between B. byssoidea and subgroup AI of B. aclada. To test this hypothesis, we sequenced a UP-PCR fragment (∼550 bp) from...

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10.2307/3761668
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