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B. aegyptiaca has a long history for use as a resource and has diverse traditional and cultural roles in many societies, especially African desert...
C. lunatus is part of a complex of fungi, including Fusarium moniliforme and Phoma sorghina, and some other fungi that produce grain mould of...
Culture colony growth in vitro is moderately rapid, covering an agar slope in 4-6 days with a somewhat sparse, floccose, greyish-white...
Pre- and post-harvest losses of many high-value crops are substantial in the tropics because of various diseases caused by C. gloeosporioides....
In its native region of Australia, the beetle is not economically important. It has become an important defoliator of the Eucalyptus trees in other...
The fall armyworm Spodoptera frugiperda is a Lepidpopteran pest that feeds in large numbers on leaves and stems of more than 80 plant...
Cameraria ohridella probably originates from remote natural stands of the European horse-chestnut, Aesculus hioppocastanum...
P. psidii is a rust fungus with a wide and expanding host range within the Myrtaceae, with over 440 host species currently...
In Greece, Pavlakos (1943) stated that attack by larval A. foveicollis on the roots and stems of sweet melons resulted in the entry of fungi,...
C. capitata is a highly invasive species. It has a high dispersive ability, a very large host range and a tolerance of both natural...
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