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Host range and pathogenicity studies of Marsonnina brunnea to poplars

A. G. Spiers

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Abstract Laboratory studies of Marssonina brunnea (Ell. + Ev.) Magn. established the wide host range and strong pathogenicity of this pathogen to poplars. New Zealand isolates were uniformly pathogenic whereas gross differences in pathogenicity were observed between international isolates. The adoption of a standard inoculation technique for screening poplars for Marssonina resistance is urged.

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Key concepts: Biology, Pathogenicity, Pathogen, Host (biology), Inoculation, Microbiology, Genetics, Horticulture