1997European Journal of Forest PathologyRequires access

Somatic incompatibility among African Armillaria isolates

S. Abomo-Ndongo, J. J. Guillaumin

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Summary Twenty‐five African Armillaria isolates paired on malt‐agar were divided into four groups on the basis of somatic incompatibility reactions. One of the groups is similar to the European species Armillaria mellea, while another group is provisionally designated as Armillaria heimii.

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Summary Twenty‐five African Armillaria isolates paired on malt‐agar were divided into four groups on the basis of somatic incompatibility reactions. One of the groups is similar to the European species Armillaria mellea, while another group is provisionally designated as Armillaria heimii.

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Summary Twenty‐five African Armillaria isolates paired on malt‐agar were divided into four groups on the basis of somatic incompatibility reactions. One of the groups is similar to the European species Armillaria mellea, while another group is provisionally designated as Armillaria heimii.

Key concepts: Armillaria, Armillaria mellea, Somatic cell, Biology, Botany, Genetics, Gene

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