The Caryopsis of Red-Grained Rice Has Enhanced Resistance to Fungal Attack.

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The Caryopsis of Red-Grained Rice Has Enhanced Resistance to Fungal Attack.

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Caterina Morcia

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Dailly Kouongni Satsap

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Fabio Maisenti

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Franca Finocchiaro

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Roberta Ghizzoni

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10.3390/JOF4020071

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Valeria Terzi

Alberto Gianinetti

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2018-06-14T00:00:00Z

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