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Resistance breaking Root-knot nematodes carry a fitness cost associated with defective feeding site development
Root-knot nematodes (RKNs) cause an estimated 157 billion dollars in annual yield losses worldwide. In tomato, resistance to RKNs is conferred by the single dominant resistance gene Mi-1, which has been widely integrated into commercial cultivars. Prolonged and widespread use of Mi-1 has led to the
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