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Image-based assessment of plant disease progression identifies new genetic loci for resistance

2021-07-14

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A major challenge in global crop production is mitigating yield loss due to plant diseases. One of the best means of disease control is plant resistance, but the identification of genes that promote resistance has been limited by the subjective quantification of disease, which is typically scored by the human eye. We hypothesized that image-based, non-destructive quantification of disease phenotypes would enable t...

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10.1101/2021.07.13.452064
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