Characterization of the Barley Net Blotch Pathosystem at the Center of Origin of Host and Pathogen

scientific article published on 29 November 2019

Characterization of the Barley Net Blotch Pathosystem at the Center of Origin of Host and Pathogen is …
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P356DOI10.3390/PATHOGENS8040275
P932PMC publication ID6963742
P698PubMed publication ID31795380

P50authorHanan SelaQ91645648
Roi Ben-DavidQ86431843
Rafael Perl-TrevesQ90603859
P2093author name stringEyal Fridman
Arye Harel
Doris Kopahnke
Moshe Ronen
Alexandre Moreau
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P433issue4
P577publication date2019-11-29
P1433published inPathogensQ27724554
P1476titleCharacterization of the Barley Net Blotch Pathosystem at the Center of Origin of Host and Pathogen
P478volume8

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