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Spray-induced gene silencing (SIGS) as a tool for the management of Pine Pitch Canker forest disease

2024-03-05

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Global change is exacerbating the prevalence of plant diseases caused by pathogenic fungi in forests worldwide. The conventional use of chemical fungicides, which is commonplace in agricultural settings, is not sanctioned for application in forest ecosystems, so novel control strategies are imperative. The promising approach SIGS (Spray-Induced Gene Silencing) involves the external application of specific double-s...

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bd7a5c32-89d1-5585-b222-bda10061fef1
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10.1101/2024.03.05.583474
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