Bigger is not always better: transmission and fitness burden of ∼1MB Pseudomonas syringae megaplasmid pMPPla107.
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Brian A. Smith | David A. Baltrus | Corbin D. Jones | A. Romanchuk | K. Karkare | D. Baltrus | Kevin M. Dougherty | Chelsea K. Jones | Autumn F. Moore | Kedar Karkare
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