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Phytopathogenic, morphological, genetic and molecular characterization of a Verticillium dahliae population from Crete, Greece

2013-07-01

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A population of 84 V. dahliae isolates mainly originating from Crete, Greece, was characterized in terms of pathogenicity and virulence on different hosts, in parallel with morphological/physiological characterization, vegetative compatibility grouping and mating type determination. Tomato race 2 was found to have supplanted race 1 and was more virulent on a tomato-susceptible cultivar than race 1. Using a differe...

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e478b8e7-f800-529b-afea-3eaa8eec90d6
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10.1007/s10658-013-0189-4
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