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Effects of inter‐specific crossbreeding between the invasive pine wood nematode, Bursaphelenchus xylophilus and native B. mucronatus on morphology and reproduction of the hybrid offspring

2021-04-01

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The process of inter‐specific hybridization between the invasive, highly pathogenic pinewood nematode, Bursaphelenchus xylophilus and the Eurasian‐native, relatively harmless B. mucronatus has been examined with the aid of the B. xylophilus Roller (Bxy‐rol(tom3) mutation (Tomalak & Filipiak, 2019) as a morphological marker, in the breeding protocol. Validity of the morphologically based selection of the inter‐spec...

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e81caaa6-c046-5b13-8114-6140a8e5669c
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10.1111/efp.12676
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