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First Report of a Fusarium Wilt of Black Currant Caused by Fusarium avenaceum in Northeastern Poland

2020-02-01

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New pathogens and diseases affecting mostly horticultural crops have recently been reported from Poland owing to the facilitation of trade in plant materials (Pszczółkowska et al. 2016). Poland is the world’s largest producer of currants. Blackcurrant planting area is 44,000 ha, and average annual yield is approximately 130,000 metric tons. In 2017 to 2018, withering of 1-year-old shoots was observed on blackcurra...

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e64a01ab-5bbd-51d1-9908-2075a5e78dd4
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10.1094/pdis-04-19-0700-pdn
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