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GrainGenes Keyword Report: fusarium spp

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fusarium spp
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ReferenceWaalwijk C et al. (2003) Major changes in Fusarium spp. in wheat in the Netherlands European Journal of Plant Pathology 109:743-754.
ReferenceBuerstmayr H et al. (2003) Variation for resistance to head blight caused by Fusarium graminearum in wild emmer (Triticum dicoccoides) originating from Israel. Euphytica 130:17-23.
ReferenceKnoll S et al. (2002) Rapid preparation of Fusarium DNA from cereals for diagnostic PCR using sonification and an extraction kit Plant Pathology 51:728-734.
ReferenceMuthomi JW et al. (2002) Variation among Fusarium species and isolates infecting wheat ears based on aggressiveness, mycotoxin production and RAPD-PCR analysis Journal of Plant Diseases And Protection 109:462-477.
ReferenceNicholson P et al. (2000) Development of stem-base pathogens on different cultivars of winter wheat determined by quantitative PCR European Journal of Plant Pathology 108:163-177.

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