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Gaeumannomyces graminis var. graminis, G. incrustans and Phialophora spp. have been isolated in Florida from bermudagrass putting greens with bermudagrass decline symptoms. Using a containerized test system, G. g. graminis isolates, but not G. incrustans or Phialophora spp. isolates, were pathogenic to hybrid bermudagrass. A Magnaporthe poae isolate, obtained from bentgrass turf grown in Florida, also was pathogenic to bermudagrass. However, M. poae has not been identified from bermudagrass in nature (...)
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