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February 1, 1996Microbiology

Global regulation in Erwinia species by Erwinia carotovora rsmA, a homologue of Escherichia coli csrA: repression of secondary metabolites, pathogenicity and hypersensitive reaction

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AMAsita MukherjeeCarnegie Department of Plant BiologyYCYaya CuiUniversity of MissouriYLYang LiuAnhui Agricultural University

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