A replicase of Potato virus X acts as the resistance-breaking determinant for JAX1-mediated resistance.

A replicase of Potato virus X acts as the resistance-breaking determinant for JAX1-mediated resistance.
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10.1094/mpmi-04-13-0094-r
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2013-08
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Molecular plant-microbe interactions : MPMI
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Kyoko Sugawara;Takuya Shiraishi;Tetsuya Yoshida;N. Fujita;O. Netsu;Y. Yamaji;S. Namba
Kyoko Sugawara;Takuya Shiraishi;Tetsuya Yoshida;N. Fujita;O. Netsu;Y. Yamaji;S. Namba
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Kyoko Sugawara;Takuya Shiraishi;Tetsuya Yoshida;N. Fujita;O. Netsu;Y. Yamaji;S. Namba

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