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Genetic diversity of Meloidogyne spp. from rice and identification of multiresistant sources in Oryza spp. accessions
Recently a Meloidogyne species complex was detected parasitizing and causing damage to irrigated rice in southern Brazil, highlighting the need to study the genetic diversity of these species and their pathogenicity to Oryza spp. in order to select genotypes of rice with multiple resistance. This st
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