Phytophthora nicotianae causing root and stem rot on Dieffenbachia picta in Buenos Aires, Argentina

Dieffenbachia picta is a worldwide appreciated crop due to its ornamental value. In Argentina it is cultivated in warm provinces and in the outskirts of Buenos Aires city, where in spring 2007 a great amount of plants were lost in commercial greenhouses. Symptoms such as wilting and soaked lesions i...

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Otros Autores: Palmucci, Hemilse Elena, Grijalba, Pablo Enrique, Wolcan, Silvia M., Guillin, Eduardo, López, María Virginia, Herrera, C., Fantino, Elisa
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