Developing disease-resistant tomato varieties Katrina Sark

Developing disease-resistant tomato varieties Katrina SarkTomato is known to be afflicted by at least 200 different disease causing organisms from most major pathogen classes bacteria, fungi (including Oomycota), viruses and nematodes. Despite decades of conventional breeding and selection, there are still a large number of diseases caused by these pathogen classes that make tomato production challenging in various parts of the world. Current advances in tomato genetics and genomics can be combined with

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