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2010
Lees AK, Brierley JL, Stewart JA, Hilton AJ, Wale SJ, Gladders P, Bradshaw NJ, Peters JC.  2010.  Relative importance of seed-tuber and soilborne inoculum in causing black dot disease of potato. Plant Pathology. 59:693-702.
2009
Lees AK, Sullivan L, Cullen DW.  2009.  A quantitative polymerase chain reaction assay for the detection of Polyscytalum pustulans, the cause of skin spot disease of potato. Journal of Phytopathology. 157:154-158. Abstract
2008
Peters JC, Lees AK, Cullen DW, Sullivan L, Stroud GP, Cunnington AC.  2008.  Characterisation of Fusarium sp. responsible for causing dry rot of potato in Great Britain. Plant Pathology. 57:262-271. Abstract
Woodhall JW, Lees AK, Edwards SG, Jenkinson P.  2008.  Infection of potato by Rhizoctonia solani: effect of anastomosis group. Plant Pathology. 57:897-905. Abstract
2007
Cullen DW, Lees AK.  2007.  Detection of the nec1 virulence gene and its correlation with pathogenicity in Streptomyces species on potato tubers and in soil using conventional and realtime PCR. Journal of Applied Microbiology. 102:1082-1094. Abstract
van de Graaf P, Wale S, Lees AK.  2007.  Factors affecting the incidence and severity of Spongospora subterranea infection and galling in potato roots. Plant Pathology. 56:1005-1013. Abstract

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