Cultured cells of white pine show genetic resistance to axenic blister rust hyphae
Document Type
Article
Publication Date
1-1-1984
Abstract
Hypersensitive resistance to axenically cultured Cronartium ribicola was displayed by subcultured callus of Pinus lambentiana. Cellular resistance to a destructive rust disease can now be studied at the macromolecular level through use of cloned cells of both host and pathogen in a system amenable to emerging recombinant DNA technology.
Publication Title
Science
Recommended Citation
Diner, A.,
Mott, R.,
&
Amerson, H.
(1984).
Cultured cells of white pine show genetic resistance to axenic blister rust hyphae.
Science,
224(4647), 405-407.
http://doi.org/10.1126/science.224.4647.407
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