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The need for re-inventory of Thai phytopathogens


Paper Type 
Contributed Paper
Title 
The need for re-inventory of Thai phytopathogens
Author 
Thida win Ko Ko, Eric Hugh Charles McKenzie, Ali Hassan Bahkali, Chaiwat To-anun, Ekachai
Email 
kdhyde3@gmail.com
Abstract:

Plant  disease  associated  fungi  are  of  concern  to  plant  pathologists, plant  breeders, post  harvest  disease  experts, quarantine  officials  and  farmers  in  Thailand. Checklists  with  sound  morphological  identification  are  paramount  to  work  by  these  specialists. In  recent  years  molecular  techniques  have  been  applied  to  species  identification  and  many  species  have  been  shown  to  comprise  numerous  cryptic  species. In  this  paper, the  need  for  modern  systematic  treatments  of  several  important  phytopathogenic  genera  are  highlighted  and  a  recommendation  for  future  research  of  plant  pathogens  in  Thailand  is  discussed.

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625 - 637
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Keyword 
plant pathogenic fungi, quarantine, systematics, plant pathogenic fungi, quarantine, systematics
Volume 
Vol.38 No.4 (OCTOBER 2011)
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Citation 
Ko T..W..K.., Mckenzie E..H..C.., Bahkali A..H.., To-anun C.. and Ekachai , The need for re-inventory of Thai phytopathogens, Chiang Mai J. Sci., 2011; 38(4): 625-637.
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