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Causes of Leaf Yellowing Symptoms in Muskmelons and Cultural Control Practices : 머스크멜론의 황화엽 증상 원인 구명과 발생 경감을 위한 재배 기술 개발

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' Causes of Leaf Yellowing Symptoms in Muskmelons and Cultural Control Practices : 머스크멜론의 황화엽 증상 원인 구명과 발생 경감을 위한 재배 기술 개발' 의 주제별 논문영향력
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  • aphid
  • cucurbit aphid-borne yellows virus
  • growth characteristic
  • mesophyll cell
  • net index
  • next-generation sequencing
  • phylogenetic analyses
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' Causes of Leaf Yellowing Symptoms in Muskmelons and Cultural Control Practices : 머스크멜론의 황화엽 증상 원인 구명과 발생 경감을 위한 재배 기술 개발' 의 참고문헌

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