Abstract
The mating behavior of Monilinia fructi? cola was evaluated by examining the single ascospore progeny from 82 apothecia collected in the San Joa- quin Valley of California. The results show that indi? vidual apothecia generated populations of genetically diverse progeny as defined by the segregation of my? celial incompatibility genes. Furthermore, a number of apothecia segregated a 1:1 ratio of benomyl resis? tant and sensitive progeny. These results indicate that M. fructicola is capable of outcrossing and generating new genotypic combinations during each spring as apothecia are produced.
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