Neopestalotiopsis spp., an invasive fungal pathogen, is a major threat to strawberry production: the current status, challenges, and future directions
Susmita Gaire(North Carolina State University), Tika B. Adhikari(North Carolina State University), Frank J. Louws(North Carolina State University), Norman Muzhinji(Carnegie Department of Plant Biology)
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