Armillaria root disease.
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Summary
The generic term Armillaria is used to refer to this group of fungi, which live as parasites on living host tissue or as saprophytes on dead woody material.
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- article
- Published
- 1986-01-01
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- 248
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Keywords
Armillaria, Biology, Armillaria mellea, Botany, Fungus
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