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(2011) Markus Kellerhals et al.   TREES-STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION

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(2009) Youfu Zhao et al.   CANADIAN JOURNAL OF MICROBIOLOGY

Two distinct major QTL for resistance to fire blight co-localize on linkage group 12 in apple genotypes ‘Evereste’ and Malus floribunda clone 821

(2009) C.-E. Durel et al.   GENOME

Functional Analysis of the N Terminus of theErwinia amylovoraSecreted Effector DspA/E Reveals Features Required for Secretion, Translocation, and Binding to the Chaperone DspB/F

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