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Analyses of the interactions between Norway spruce clones with resistance to Heterobasidion-root rot and H. annosum s.s. suggest that early detection of the pathogen is key to a successful defence

2025-05-05

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>The use of the genetic components involved in quantitative disease resistance (QDR) are often not well understood and analyses of genotype-by-genotype interactions can shed light on how the resistance and the activation of resistance strategies vary across interactions. To deepen the knowledge on QDR and the molecular interactions in the Norway spruce - <italic>Heterobasidion annosum s....

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072d318c-ae0a-5da3-ac52-74c5a1d65818
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-6494950/v1
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