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A Xanthomonas effector increases virulence quantitatively by inducing at least three minor susceptibility genes
The transcription activator-like effector Tal12a is widely conserved among Xanthomonas campestris pv. campestris strains that cause black rot in Brassica crops. However, its role in disease remains unclear. To investigate how Tal12a contributes to pathogenesis, we combined transcriptomic profiling o
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