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Phytophthora species and oak decline - can a weak competitor cause significant root damage in a nonsterilized acidic forest soil?
Phytophthora species in general, and P. quercina in particular, have been suggested in several studies to be a contributing factor to the problem of oak decline in Europe. Although Phytophthora species are generally regarded as weak competitors, few studies of the pathogenicity of species causing ro
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