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Transgenic Nicotiana Benthamiana Plants Expressing a Hairpin RNAi Construct of a Nematode Rs-cps Gene Exhibit Enhanced Resistance to Radopholus Similis

Nematodes are harmful and difficult to control agricultural parasites. However, researchers have succeeded in creating a transgenic tobacco relative resistant to the nematode R. similis. Nematode imaging was performed with a Nikon Ti inverted microscope. Scientific Reports

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