a different pathogen, probably a bacterium 1 claim

Interactor role: pathogen

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Evidence suggests that a different pathogen, probably a bacterium, accounts for the increase in horse chestnut symptoms.

Taxon
horse chestnute0
Interactor
a different pathogen, probably a bacteriume0pathogen
Outcome
increase in these symptoms on horse chestnute0
Qualifier
accumulating evidencee0

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“there is accumulating evidence that a different pathogen, probably a bacterium, is responsible for the increase in these symptoms on horse chestnut.”

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Title

BLEEDING CANKER OF HORSE CHESTNUT - OLD DISEASE - NEW PATHOGEN

David R. Rose; Alice Holt Lodge 2006

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