A disease of raspberries known as "dry-berry disease" is caused by the specific pathogen Monilinia rubi, which is not related to the causal agents of monilinia fruit rot in fruit trees.
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crop Red raspberry,
where this is mentioned in the description.
The causal agent of raspberry dry-berry disease is the fungus Monilinia rubi, which is a distinct species separate from the pathogens affecting pome and stone fruit crops. The symptoms of the disease manifest as the formation of necrotic areas on developing green berries.
To date, there is no data in scientific literature or official raspberry cultivar descriptions regarding the division of the pathogen Monilinia rubi into specific races or pathotypes. Furthermore, available sources do not provide information on specific resistance genes to this fungal disease.
Varieties of Red raspberry mentioned in the description
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