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Integrated field and laboratory assessment of Swiss grapevine cultivar susceptibility to flavescence doree reveals a central role for plant-vector interactions
Cultivar susceptibility strongly influences the epidemiology of vector-borne plant diseases, and understanding cultivar-specific variation can inform management strategies. This is particularly relevant for flavescence doree, an incurable grapevine disease associated with a phytoplasma and transmitt
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