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A PpHSP21-centered regulatory network integrates brassinosteroid signaling to enhance black spot disease tolerance in pear

2025-09-08

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Pear production is significantly challenged by black spot disease (BSD), caused by Alternaria alternata . Although extensive research has been conducted, the precise molecular mechanisms underlying BSD resistance in pears, as well as potential genetic defense strategies, remain incompletely understood. This study investigates the role of PpHSP21, a small heat shock protein, in conferring resistance to BSD in A....

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54139fb3-e55e-5409-a78f-3602e6173253
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10.22541/au.175732999.97191417/v1
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