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  • 1Phytus Group, Estação Experimental de Itarra, Estrada da Estação, 3219, Interior, 97185-000, Itaara, RS, Brazil.

Journal of Nematology
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EST phenotypeIdentificationMolecular analysesRoot-knot nematodes

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