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Distinction Between Sex and Compatibility in Ceratocystis Ulmi, as Shown by Unisexual Male Cultures

Francis W. HolmesShade Tree Laboratories, University of Massachusetts, Amherst, Massachusetts01003
Pages 1149-1161 | Accepted 27 Jun 1977, Published online: 12 Sep 2018

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M. R. Marshall, D. F. Hindal & W. L. MacDonald. (1982) Production of Perithecia in Culture by Ceratocystis Ulmi. Mycologia 74:3, pages 376-381.
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R.J. Campana & R.J. Stipes. (1981) Dutch elm disease in North America with particular reference to Canada: Success or failure of conventional control methods. Canadian Journal of Plant Pathology 3:4, pages 252-259.
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D. F. Hindal & W. L. MacDonald. (1979) Comparisons of Pathogenicity and Cultural Characteristics Among four Isolates of Ceratocystis Ulmi and Some Variants. Mycologia 71:6, pages 1186-1196.
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