Identification of Ilyonectria species associated with and determining their role in avocado decline

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Identification of Ilyonectria species associated with and determining their role in avocado decline

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Black root rot is a significant problem for grapevine growers worldwide. In recent years, black root rot pathogens Ilyonectria and Calonectria species have been isolated from avocado roots of trees showing signs of decline. In 2013, avocado roots from an orchard in Northland showed signs of decline and Dr Eirian Jones isolated thirteen Ilyonectria and Calonectria type isolates from these roots. The aim of this study was to identify these Ilyonectria and Calonectria type isolates using molecul...

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2014

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Herder, Melissa C.

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https://hdl.handle.net/10182/6467

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Ilyonectria macrodidyma / I. robusta / I. europaea / I. liligena / I.liriodendri / Calonectria pacifica / Multi-gene sequence analysis / morphological characteristics / pathogenicity / avocado / black root rot / Microbial Genetics / Horticultural Crop Protection (Pests, Diseases and Weeds)

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