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Subject: Phytopathogenic fungi
Subject: Phytopathogenic fungi
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Magnaporthe oryzae
populations in Sub-Saharan Africa are diverse and show signs of local adaptation
Geoffrey Onaga; Worrawit Suktrakul;
Margaret Wanjiku
[Student]
; et al.
2020,
preprint
Adaptation (Biology)
Phytopathogenic fungi
Sub-Saharan Africa
PHYLOGENETIC EVOLUTION AND GEOGRAPHIC TRANSMISSION PATTERNS OF THE RICE BLAST PATHOGEN MAGNAPORTHE ORYZAE IN AFRICA
Margaret Wanjiku
[Student]
2020,
dissertation thesis
Africa
Fungi
Genetics
Phytopathogenic fungi
