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An Integrated Approach to Studying the Wheat-Diuraphis noxia Interaction for Identifying Aphid Biotypes and Assessing Plant Responses.
Methods in molecular biology (Clifton, N.J.) - 1 Jan 2026
Mohase Lintle, Mafa Mpho S, Jankielsohn Astrid, Ajidahun Jesumayowa, Botha Anna-Maria, Tolmay Vicki
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In the last four decades, Diuraphis noxia, commonly known as Russian wheat aphid (RWA), has been identified as one of the economically important pests, capable of causing huge wheat yield losses. In South Africa (SA) and North America (NA), extensive studies on RWA virulence on different wheat genotypes have classified the RWA into five SA- and eight NA-biotypes. However, standardized methods covering the wheat...
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