Plant Pathogens Affecting the Establishment of Plant-Symbiont Interaction

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Journal Front Plant Sci

Date 2016 Feb 3

PMID 26834779

Citations 10

Authors

Eduardo M De Souza

Camille E Granada

Raul A Sperotto

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