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Epidemiology of vascular‐streak dieback of cocoa

Keane, 1981

Document ID
13998004914472954554
Author
Keane P
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Publication venue
Annals of Applied Biology

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Inoculation studies provided further evidence that Oncobasidium theobromae is the cause of vascular‐streak dieback of cocoa and that the fungus can penetrate undamaged, soft leaves. Spores are forcibly ejected from basidia at night and dispersed by wind. They are …
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