Expression of defense-related genes in mung bean varieties in response to alone and in the presence of infection

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Expression of defense-related genes in mung bean varieties in response to alone and in the presence of infection

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Aradhika Tripathi

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Rakesh Tak

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10.1007/S13205-018-1453-2

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Sunil C Dubey

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2018-09-29T00:00:00Z

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biotechnology

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6163109

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