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Conclusion: The Elusive Authentic,one plant species is commonly susceptible to infection by only a few of the thousands of micro-organisms known to cause disease in higher plants. Nevertheless, susceptibility to only one pathogen is sufficient to cause unacceptable yield losses in a commercial crop, and it is this that plant patholo

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Humayun’s Tomb: Conservation and Restorationthe insusceptibility of a virus-infected plant to infection by other strains of the same virus. There are numerous exceptions to this statement; some of the terminology is confusing and some inappropriate. I shall review some of the experimental evidence on how cross protection is manifested and rec

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