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Differentially-regulated defence genes in Malus domestica during phytoplasma infection and recovery

2013-05-01

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To improve knowledge about plant/phytoplasma interactions and, in particular, about the ‘recovery’ phenomenon in previously-infected plants, we investigated and compared expression levels of several defence-related genes (four pathogenesis-related proteins and three jasmonate-pathway marker enzymes) in apple plants showing different states of health: vigorous (healthy), phytoplasma-infected, and recovered. Real Ti...

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10.1007/s10658-012-0147-6
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