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------- not confirmed host.
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------- confirmed host.
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------- confirmed host.
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------- As Pyrus serotina var. culta.
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------- Confirmed host.
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------- Aecial host.
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------- Aecial host.
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------- Detected on Pyrus pyrifolia fruit in storage. Fruits had been harvested from an orchard in Xiajiang county.
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------- confirmed host
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------- host as P. serotina L.
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------ confirmed host.
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------- Subspecies unknown.
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------- as Pyrus sorotina.
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------- confirmed host as P. serotina and P. yohrohensis.
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