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WHEN E. armeniacae Hansf. and Carter was described as the perfect stage of a known Cytosporina pathogen1, there was no record of the occurrence of a similar pathogen on apricot outside Australia. Soon afterwards, however, Dingley2 reported its presence in New Zealand after a collection referred to the Waite Institute had been matched with the type specimen.
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CARTER, M., MORVAN, G. & CASTELAIN, C. An Extension of the Known Distribution of Eutypa armeniacae. Nature 202, 1134–1135 (1964). https://doi.org/10.1038/2021134c0
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