ArticleFungal biology and biotechnology2019
A protoplast generation and transformation method for soybean sudden death syndrome causal agents
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Abstract
backgroundSoybean production around the globe faces significant annual yield losses due to pests and diseases. One of the most significant causes of soybean yield loss annually in the U.S. is sudden death syndrome (SDS), caused by soil-borne fungi in the
resultsWe developed a new protocol for developing fungal protoplasts in these
conclusionsThis protocol provides significant details for reproducibly producing protoplasts and transforming
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