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Differential Expression in Hibiscus cannabinus (Mesta) Plants After Infection with Mesta Yellow Vein Mosaic Virus as Revealed by Suppression Subtractive Hybridization

2011-12-01

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Yellow vein mosaic disease induced by a whitefly transmitted monopartite begomovirus causes a devastating foliar disease of Hibiscus cannabinus (mesta) crops across India. Characterization of the causal virus at molecular level and different epidemiological factors associated with the disease have already been investigated to understand the role of driving components behind continued spread of the disease. We have...

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67de51d5-26c2-5541-8acf-2a97628aaf12
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10.1111/j.1439-0434.2011.01832.x
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