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المؤلفون: 何湘泠, Ho, Hsiang-Ling
المساهمون: 葉開溫, 臺灣大學：植物科學研究所
مصطلحات موضوعية: 根瘤線蟲, 番茄, 抗線蟲基因, 病毒誘導型基因靜默, root-knot nematode, tomato, nematode resistence gene, virus-induced gene silencing
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