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Molecular characterization of the phytopathogen C. theae (Petch) – Causative of birds eye spot infection in Camellia sinensis host through DNA polymorphism and proteome analysis

2022-04-01

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The pathogenic fungus Cercospora infecting plants causes high degree symptomatic disease in several important crops including tea (Camellia sinensis). Genetic diversity studies on plant pathogens are essential to tackle plant diseases, hence in the proposed study, Cercospora theae isolated from different regions was characterized using the molecular tool like RFLP of the rDNA regions amplified using ITS primers. P...

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10.1016/j.pmpp.2022.101809
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