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Infection of Juncus dichotomus by the smut fungus Cintractia junci: an experimental field test of the effects of neighboring plants, environment, and host plant genotype

1996-01-01

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1 Clonally propagated individuals of Juncus dichotomus were exposed to the flower-infecting smut fungus pathogen Cintractia junci in two sites in a two-year field experiment. The effects and interactions of three factors--the presence of heterospecific neighbours, environmental heterogeneity, and plant genotype determined by allozymes--were tested. Host plant density, population genetic structure, and pathogen ino...

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DOI: 10.2307/2261332

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