Claim · model-written summary
CAA829 was the most aggressive isolate on blueberry.
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e0“whereas CAA829 was revealed to be the most aggressive”
t0“Blueberry Orchards”
Title
Sandra Hilário; Liliana Santos; Artur Alves Agriculture 2021. doi:10.3390/agriculture11121271
Other claims from this paper (16)
- Observation Diaporthe ambigua was found on diseased blueberry plants.
- Observation D. amygdali was found on diseased blueberry plants.
- Observation D. crousii was found on diseased blueberry plants.
- Observation D. foeniculina was found on diseased blueberry plants.
- Observation D. hybrida was found on diseased blueberry plants.
- Observation D. leucospermi was found on diseased blueberry plants.
- Observation D. malorum was found on diseased blueberry plants.
- Observation D. rudis was found on diseased blueberry plants.
- Observation Diaporthe amygdali was first reported on diseased blueberries in Portugal.
- Observation D. hybrida was first reported on diseased blueberries in Portugal.
- Observation D. leucospermi was first reported on diseased blueberries in Portugal.
- Observation D. malorum was first reported on diseased blueberries in Portugal.
- Observation D. eres isolates showed high intraspecific variability.
- Observation CBS 160.32 may be a minor blueberry pathogen.
- Observation Diaporthe amygdali may be among the most aggressive species on blueberry plants.
- Observation D. eres may be among the most aggressive species on blueberry plants.