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A multifaceted crosstalk between brassinosteroid and gibberellin regulates the resistance of cucumber to phytophthora melonis

Kang et al., 2024

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4713110994404697351
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Kang Y
Jiang Z
Meng C
Ning X
Pan G
Yang X
Zhong M
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The Plant Journal

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Cucumber plants are highly susceptible to the hemibiotroph oomycete Phytophthora melonis. However, the mechanism of resistance to cucumber blight remains poorly understood. Here, we demonstrated that cucumber plants with impairment in the …
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