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Pseudoperonospora humuli might be an introduced species in Central Europe with low genetic diversity but high distribution potential

2021-04-01

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The downy mildew pathogen Pseudoperonospora humuli is a major disease of cultivated and wild hop (Humulus lupulus) in many hop-growing areas of the world. Despite its frequent occurence and economic impact, so far very little is known with respect to its population structure, which would be a prerequisite for understanding population dynamics and for successful resistance breeding efforts. We collected a set of 70...

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ecd99895-813d-5159-9fe1-cc9ae311f2ad
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10.1007/s10658-021-02214-x
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