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Catecholamine biosynthesis pathway potentially involved in banana defense mechanisms to crown rot disease.

Communications in agricultural and applied biological sciences - 1 Jan 2011

Lassois L, De Clerck C, Frettinger P, De Lapeyre De Bellaire L, Lepoivre P, Haïssam Jijakli M

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Variations in Cavendish bananas susceptibility to crown rot disease have been observed (Lassois et al., 2010a), but the molecular mechanisms underlying these quantitative host-pathogen relationships were still unknown. The present study was designed to compare gene expression between bananas (Musa acuminata, AAA, 'Grande-Naine') showing a high post-harvest susceptibility (S+) and bananas showing a low...

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