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Incidence and diversity of Neotyphodium endophytes in Bulgarian populations of Lolium perenne

Heike Hahn, Kalina Andreeva, E. Willner

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About 28% of agricultural land in Bulgaria is grassland that is mainly confined to foothills, intermediate mountain areas and alpine pastures and meadows

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About 28% of agricultural land in Bulgaria is grassland that is mainly confined to foothills, intermediate mountain areas and alpine pastures and meadows

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About 28% of agricultural land in Bulgaria is grassland that is mainly confined to foothills, intermediate mountain areas and alpine pastures and meadows

Key concepts: Neotyphodium, Foothills, Lolium perenne, Grassland, Arable land, Bulgarian, Geography, Agronomy

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