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Functional characterization of CgPBS 2, a MAP kinase kinase in Colletotrichum gloeosporioides, using osmotic stress sensitivity as a selection marker

Lin et al., 2018

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15310131309252425241
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Lin C
Huang G
Zheng F
Miao W
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European Journal of Plant Pathology

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Colletotrichum leaf disease of Hever brasiliensis (rubber tree) caused by C. gloeosporioides is one of the major causes of declining rubber tree yields. Little is known about the fungal molecular characters that are important for pathogenicity on rubber tree and fungicide …
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