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During this stage, a concentration of 500 conidia/ ml was sufficient to cause fruit infection at harvest. Interaction between the inoculation dates and inoculum conidial concentration revealed a dependency of disease development on the host stage at the time of conidial inoculation; the younger the fruit, the more conidia are needed to cause disease at harvest. Molecular studies showed a rapid increase in conidia viability at the transition from asymptomatic to the symptomatic disease of fruit. No evidence of ontogenic r
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