Top 10 plant pathogenic bacteria in molecular plant pathology.
By J. Mansfield, S. Genin, Shimpei Magori, V. Citovsky, Malinee Sriariyanum, Pamela C. Ronald, M. Dow, V. Verdier, S. Beer, M. A. Machado and 3 more. Molecular plant pathology, 2012
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