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Imaging Maize Lesions

2022-10-06

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The maize disease lesion mimic mutants spontaneously form lesions on leaf blades and sheaths that strongly resemble the plant’s responses to pathogen infection. Variations in lesion morphology, spatiotemporal distribution, and sensitivity to genetic background and weather make them ideal candidates to develop high throughput and high resolution phenotyping methods for individual plants and their organs in unstruct...

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94470486-43f5-5f5a-8beb-c8f56b4d1aaf
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10.22541/au.166505708.85410753/v1
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