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A new bacterial leaf spot on a Magnolia hybrid

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    Carol Dephoff & Caroline Nuzum

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Dephoff, C., Nuzum, C. A new bacterial leaf spot on a Magnolia hybrid. Australian Plant Pathology Society Newsletter 5, 32–33 (1976). https://doi.org/10.1071/APP9760032

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