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Study of rhizosphere and phyllosphere bacterial community and resistance to bacterial canker in genetically engineered phytochrome A cherry plants.

Journal of plant physiology - 7 Jul 2008

Cirvilleri Gabriella, Spina Stefania, Iacona Calogero, Catara Antonino, Muleo Rosario

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The cherry rootstock 'Colt' line was transformed with a phytochrome A rice gene with the aim of altering light perception. Three transgenic events were chosen because of a modified developmental behavior. When red enriched light was supplied horizontally to stems, the PD3 transgenic line showed a...

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PMID: 18439710
DOI: 10.1016/j.jplph.2008.01.009

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