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A quantitative PCR assay for detection of the mycotoxigenic plant pathogen and food spoiling mold <i>Paecilomyces niveus</i> in fruit, food, and soil

2023-02-18

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The postharvest fruit pathogen Paecilomyces niveus produces ascospores that can survive some pasteurization temperatures, spoil fruit products, and contaminate them with patulin, an FDA-regulated mycotoxin. Preventing P. niveus from entering food systems requires a robust detection method to effectively determine sources of P. niveus spoilage and disease inoculum. We designed a new robust and culture-independen...

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10.1101/2023.02.18.529073
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