Original paper
RNA-Seq analysis of Orobanche resistance in Nicotiana tabacum: development of molecular markers for breeding recessive tolerance from ‘Wika’ tobacco variety
Abstract
Orobanche spp. (broomrape) is an obligate root parasite that can attack a wide spectrum of plants, including tobacco. It has been responsible for economic losses in Europe since 2002 and its incidence in many tobacco-growing countries is increasing. Preventive and curative methods exist, including the use of agrochemicals, however efficacy is limited and pest dissemination remains important due to a high rate of multiplication of the parasite...
Paper Details
Title
RNA-Seq analysis of Orobanche resistance in Nicotiana tabacum: development of molecular markers for breeding recessive tolerance from ‘Wika’ tobacco variety
Published Date
Dec 11, 2019
Journal
Volume
216
Issue
1
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