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Chaetomium spp.
are commonly isolated from cranberry, but not known to be pathogens of cranberry.
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Epicoccum spp.
are saprophytes or weak pathogens of cranberry. They are commonly isolated from
healthy or dying shoots. They have also been isolated from stunted cranberry roots
grown hydroponically.
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Chaetomium, PDA, older (dark) and younger (light) cultures, greenhouse sunlight
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Epicoccum, PDA, greenhouse sunlight
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Epicoccum, PDA, greenhouse sunlight
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Epicoccum, PDA, 18-day old culture, photoflood lamp
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Epicoccum, PDA, 7-day old culture, greenhouse sunlight
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Dr. Patricia McManus University of Wisconsin-Madison
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