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Achieving Plant Resistance to Pseudomonas syringae through Natural Diversity of Immune Receptors and Rational Design of ZAR1 Recognition Pathways
Plant pathogens cause significant crop losses, and current pathogen control methods are often detrimental to human and environmental health. Identifying pathogen resistance in cultivars or wild relatives of crops remains the primary approach for achieving pathogen resistance. However, mining natural
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