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Pathogen dynamics and mechanisms of infection
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Pathogen dynamics and mechanisms of infection
Explores the pathogen population diversity and key mechanisms of common cereal diseases to minimise their impact on the grains industry.
Author: Pao Theen See
May 22, 2000
Read Time: 2 minutes
B Pathogen dynamics and mechanisms of infection
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