Species of Botryosphaeriaceae associated with citrus branch diseases in China

. 2021 Jan 13;47:106–135. doi: 10.3767/persoonia.2021.47.03

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Fig. 16 — Pathogenicity tests results of inoculated isolates in *Botryosphaeriaceae*. a. Incidences of shoots inoculated in *vitro* and in *vivo*, the blue diamond represents the incidence of shoots inoculated *in vitro*, while the orange diamond represents the incidence of shoots inoculated *in vivo*; b. mean lesion lengths on C. *reticulata* shoots inoculated in *vitro* after 8 d. Bars represent standard errors. Columns with different letters indicate significant differences according to LSD test with confidence level α = 0.05. Control: PDA plugs.

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