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Disruption of Rpp1-mediated soybean rust immunity by virus-induced gene silencing.
Plant signaling & behavior - 1 Jan 2013
Cooper Bret, Campbell Kimberly B, McMahon Michael B, Luster Douglas G
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Phakopsora pachyrhizi, a fungus that causes rust disease on soybean, has potential to impart significant yield loss and disrupt food security and animal feed production. Rpp1 is a soybean gene that confers immunity to soybean rust, and it is important to understand how it regulates the soybean defense system and to use this knowledge to protect commercial crops. It was previously discovered that some soybean...
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