Titlebook: Vascular Wilt Diseases of Plants; Basic Studies and Co E. C. Tjamos,C. H. Beckman Conference proceedings 1989 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidel

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Implications of Genetic/Molecular Evidence with Respect to Virulence/Avirulence of Fungal Wilt Pathourring between the vascular wilt fungus and its host; these involve different sequential events, host cells of distinct types and morphological/physiological changes in the pathogen, all within a single infection cycle. It is also necessary to draw on our rapidly developing understanding of the mole

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Pathogenesis in Vascular Diseases of Plantsd .. on .. Several pathogens; Fusariurn formae, .., .. subsp. . and .. exhibit specificity in their natural hast range. .., . and .. by contrast infect over 300 hast plants including many of the main field and plantation crops in temperate and tropical countries.

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Biology and Host-Parasite Relations of ,, F. Sp. ,ich attacked cultivars of tomato resistant to races 1 and 2 (races 0 and 1 . Gabe 1975) of . f. sp. . (Sanchez et al 1975). In Japan, the causal organism was also identified as . f. sp. . (Ogura and Ban 1971, 1971).

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Fusarium Wilt of Oil Palm: Transmission, Isolate Variation, Resistanceoduction in much of West Africa has fallen, due in part to diseases, of which the most serious is considered to be vascular wilt caused by .. f. sp. . (.). Annual losses in some areas of . 10% of palms have been attributed to the disease (Renard et al 1972).

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Host Colonization and Pathogenesis in Plant Diseases Caused by Fastidious Xylem-Inhabiting Bacteriaal requirements for growth as evidenced by their inability to grow .. on media commonly used for cultivation of plant pathogenic bacteria (Davis et al 1981). These bacteria are collectively referred to as fastidious xylem-inhabiting bacteria (FXB).

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