Development of sequence-specific primers that amplify a 1.5-kb DNA marker for race 1 fusarium wilt resistance in Cucumis melo L

Development of sequence-specific primers that amplify a 1.5-kb DNA marker for race 1 fusarium wilt resistance in Cucumis melo L

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Publicado en:	Hortscience
Autor principal:	WECHTER, W. Wechter
Formato:	Sin ejemplares
Lenguaje:	Inglés
Colección:	Hortscience v. 33, no. 2 (1998), p. 291-292
Materias:	Melón Cucumis melo Resistencia a las plagas Resistencia a la enfermedad Enfermedades de las plantas Enfermedades fungosas Hongos Fusarium Marcadores genéticos Técnicas analíticas Fusarium oxysporum
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