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Overexpression of a cell wall glycoprotein in Fusarium oxysporum increases virulence and resistance to a plant PR‐5 protein

Narasimhan et al., 2003

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6142557918352613986
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Narasimhan M
Lee H
Damsz B
Singh N
Ibeas J
Matsumoto T
Woloshuk C
Bressan R
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The Plant Journal

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Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. nicotianae is a causal agent for vascular wilt disease in tobacco. It is sensitive to osmotin, a tobacco pathogenesis‐related protein (PR‐5) that is implicated in plant defense against phytopathogenic fungi. We show that osmotin susceptibility of F …
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