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Studies on the root rotting fungus pyrenochaeta lycopersici: characterization of extracellular enzymes which degrade pectic compounds and factors affecting the synthesis of these enzymes

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Goodenough, P W

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Reprint	IISR Library	Physiological Plant Patholoy, Vol.4, pp.51-62	Available	RP21

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