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UvA-DARE (Digital Academic Repository) Unlike Many Disease Resistances, Rx1-Mediated Immunity to Potato Virus X Is Not Compromised at Elevated Temperatures

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A large number of Solanaceae R genes, including the potato NLR Rx1 conferring resistance to Potato Virus X (PVX), have been reported to be temperature labile, and activity, like many Solanaceae NLRs, depends on helper-NLRs called NRC’s.

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