Phytophthora endoglucanase and a Corresponding Inhibitor Protein

Journal
Symposium on Taiwan-America Agricultural Cooperative Projects
Pages
188-193
ISBN
986-00-2844-3
Date Issued
2005-11-15
Author(s)
Richard W. Jones
S. Costanzo
K. Deahl
M. Ospina-Giraldo
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Abstract
Phytophthora infestans, causal agent of late blight, remains a poorly understood pathogen of potato and tomato. New genotypes or strains arise with increasing virulence in areas where these crops are cultivated. Cultivated varieties of potato and tomato are all susceptible to late blight, but the degree of susceptibility can differ. We have focused on early events in the late blight disease that may contribute to pathogen virulence and levels of host susceptibility.
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Symposium on Taiwan-America Agricultural Cooperative Projects
臺美農業合作成果發表研討會
Subjects
phytophthora infestans
late blight
potato
tomato
Endoglucanase
Publisher
Agricultural Research Institute, Council of Agriculture
Type
conference paper
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