Species of Alternaria fungi genus lodged in vegetables, grains and oleaginous seeds.
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With the aim of providing new experiences and enlarge knowledges for sanitary quality diagnose of seeds being handled in germplasm collections, genetic improvement programs and seed production schemes, are given descriptions of 13 phytopathogenic fungi belonging to Alternaria genus that have been found lodging in vegetable, grains and oleaginous seeds produced under Cuban conditions. Novel graphic elements and descriptions are basic informations for that purpose.
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