Genome editing of the susceptibility gene ZmNANMT confers multiple disease resistance without agronomic penalty in maize
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Xiangguo Liu | Mengjie Liu | Guan-Feng Wang | Chuang Zhang | Yang Xu | Shijun Ma | Ya-Jie Li | Jin-Ming Gu | Chuang Zhang
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