Metabolomic approaches reveal that cell wall modifications play a major role in ethylene-mediated resistance against Botrytis cinerea.
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Royston Goodacre | Warwick B Dunn | Katherine Denby | Simona M Cristescu | R. Goodacre | W. Dunn | K. Denby | A. Lloyd | S. Cristescu | F. Harren | L. Mur | C. Winder | J. Heald | Aileen R. Smith | Amanda J Lloyd | J William Allwood | Catherine L Winder | James K Heald | Anushen Sivakumaran | Frans J M Harren | Joseph Mulema | Aileen R Smith | Luis A J Mur | Anushen Sivakumaran | J. Mulema | J. William Allwood | W. Dunn
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