Aggressive and mild <i>Potato virus Y</i> isolates trigger different specific responses in susceptible potato plants
Polona Kogovšek(National Institute of Biology), Maja Ravnikar(University of Nova Gorica), Ana Rotter(National Institute of Biology), Gary D. Foster(University of Bristol), Neil Boonham(Fera Science (United Kingdom)), Kristina Gruden(National Institute of Biology), Špela Baebler(Jožef Stefan Institute), L. Gow(University of Bristol), Maruša Pompe‐Novak(National Institute of Biology)
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