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Relationship Between in-Vitro Ascospore and Toxic Metabolite Bioassays of Populus-Tremuloides Tissue Culture Plantlets

Brian M. Kruger, Paul D. Manion

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Two in vitro bioassays, utilizing ascospores and toxic metabolites, have been used to screen P. tremuloides for resistance to Hypoxylon mammatum.

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Two in vitro bioassays, utilizing ascospores and toxic metabolites, have been used to screen P. tremuloides for resistance to Hypoxylon mammatum.

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Two in vitro bioassays, utilizing ascospores and toxic metabolites, have been used to screen P. tremuloides for resistance to Hypoxylon mammatum.

Key concepts: Biology, Bioassay, Ascospore, Metabolite, Tissue culture, Botany, In vitro, Salicaceae

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