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Pathogenic and relative fitness of thiabendazole-resistant and sensitive strains of Penicillium digitatum / Absolute und relative Fitneß von für Thiabendazol resistenten und sensitiven Stämmen von Penicillium digitatum
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Pathogenic and relative fitness of thiabendazole-resistant and sensitive strains of Penicillium digitatum / Absolute und relative Fitneß von für Thiabendazol resistenten und sensitiven Stämmen von Penicillium digitatum
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Journal Article
Pathogenic and relative fitness of thiabendazole-resistant and sensitive strains of Penicillium digitatum / Absolute und relative Fitneß von für Thiabendazol resistenten und sensitiven Stämmen von Penicillium digitatum
1990
Overview
Pathogenic and relative fitness of thiabendazole (TBZ)-resistant and TBZ-sensitive isolates of Penicillium digitatum was compared on oranges. No differences could be found amongst the parameters used to measure pathogenic fitness (i.e., decay incidence, lesion expansion rate, latent period and sporulation intensity). Relative fitness was determined in competition experiments pairing resistant and sensitive isolates. Resistant isolates proved to be less fit. Die absolute und relative Fitneß für Thiabendazol resistente und sensitive Stämme von Penicillium digitatum wurde auf Orangen verglichen. Es konnten zwischen den für die absolute Fitneß gemessenen Parametern (Befallshäufigkeit Fäule, Wachstumsrate der Läsionen und Sporulationsintensität) keine Unterschiede festgestellt werden. Die relative Fitneß wurde in Konkurrenzversuchen mit resistenten und sensitiven Isolaten untersucht. Resistente Isolate erwiesen sich als weniger fit.
