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Gi Yoon Shin1, Jo Ann Asselin2, Amy Smith1

  • 1Department of Plant Pathology, University of Georgia, Athens, GA 30602, United States.

The ISME journal
|January 30, 2025
PubMed
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潘托亚聚合物会导致洋腐烂,但只有Phylogroup II中的特定菌株是致病的. 这些菌株在等离子体上具有HiVir集群,可以将致病性转移到非致病性菌株,影响洋疾病管理.

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金属的阻力金属的阻力.洋 洋 洋 是一种帕图亚 (Panthoea) 是一个门窗.一个类群,一个族群.植物病原体 植物病原体质粒生态学 质粒生态学二次代谢产物二次代谢产物

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