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Involvement of avirulence genes avrA and popP1 of Japanese Ralstonia solanacearum strains in the pathogenicity to tobacco

2018-04-01

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We investigated the involvement of two avirulence genes, avrA (ripAA in unified nomenclature) and popP1 (ripP1 in unified nomenclature), of Japanese Ralstonia solanacearum strains in the pathogenicity to tobacco. One virulent strain OE1-1 and four hypersensitive response (HR)-eliciting strains, 8107, MAFF 211471, MAFF 211496, and MAFF 301520, were used. While 8107 and MAFF 211471 contain popP1, other three strains...

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10.1016/j.pmpp.2017.12.007
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