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PATHOLOGY/PATHOLOGIE

Conspecificity of an unidentified snow mold basidiomycete and a Coprinus species in the section Herbicolae

James A. Traquair Agriculture Canada, Research Station, Lethbridge, Alberta, T1J 4B1
Pages 105-115 | Accepted 05 Jun 1980, Published online: 29 Dec 2009

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P.L. Sholberg & D.A. Gaudet. (1992) Grass as a source of inoculum for rot caused by Coprinus psychromorbidus in stored apples. Canadian Journal of Plant Pathology 14:3, pages 221-226.
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D.A. Gaudet, E.G. Kokko & P.L. Sholberg. (1990) Histopathology of apple fruit infected with strains of the low-temperature basidiomycete Coprinus psychromorbidus . Canadian Journal of Plant Pathology 12:4, pages 369-375.
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D.A. Gaudet & P.L. Sholberg. (1990) Comparative pathogenicity of Coprinus psychromorbidus monokaryons and dikaryons on winter wheat, alfalfa, grass, and pome fruit. Canadian Journal of Plant Pathology 12:1, pages 31-37.
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James A. Traquair & Wilbert E. McKeen. (1986) Fine Structure of Root Tip Cells of Winter Wheat Exposed to Toxic Culture Filtrates of Coprinus Psychromorbidus and Marasmius Oreades . Canadian Journal of Plant Pathology 8:1, pages 59-64.
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J.A. Traquair & E.J. Hawn. (1982) Pathogenicity of Coprinus psychromorbidus on alfalfa. Canadian Journal of Plant Pathology 4:2, pages 106-108.
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James A. Traquair & J. Drew Smith. (1982) Sclerotial strains of Coprinus psychromorbidus, a snow mold basidiomycete. Canadian Journal of Plant Pathology 4:1, pages 27-36.
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E.J. Hawn, W.B. Berkenkamp & J.B. Lebeau. (1981) Evaluation of Losses in Alfalfa Hay Production Caused by Crown Rot. Canadian Journal of Plant Pathology 3:2, pages 103-105.
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J. Drew Smith. (1981) Snow molds of winter cereals: guide for diagnosis, culture, and pathogenicity. Canadian Journal of Plant Pathology 3:1, pages 15-25.
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Naoyuki Matsumoto & Tom HsiangNaoyuki Matsumoto & Tom Hsiang. 2016. Snow Mold. Snow Mold 55 94 .
K.I. Mallett, K.A. Schreiner & D.A. Gaudet. (2000) Effect of Cottony Snow Mold on Mortality and Biomass of Calamagrostis canadensis under Controlled-Environment Conditions. Biological Control 18:3, pages 193-198.
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A. Laroche, D.A. Gaudet, G.B. Schaalje, R.S. Erickson & J. Ginns. (1995) Grouping and identification of low temperature basidiomycetes using mating, RAPD and RFLP analyses. Mycological Research 99:3, pages 297-310.
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J. H. McBeath, F. Mehdizadegen & H. Lockwood. 1990. Progress in Plant Cellular and Molecular Biology. Progress in Plant Cellular and Molecular Biology 258 263 .
Kenneth T. Leath, Donald C. Erwin & Gerald D. Griffin. 1988. Alfalfa and Alfalfa Improvement. Alfalfa and Alfalfa Improvement 621 670 .

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