Transgenic Tobacco and Apple Plants Expressing Biotin-binding Proteins are Resistant to two Cosmopolitan Insect Pests, Potato Tuber Moth and Lightbrown Apple Moth, Respectively
Ngaire P. Markwick(Plant & Food Research), John T. Christeller(Plant & Food Research), Deepali Mitra(Plant & Food Research), Daniel Cohen(Charles Sturt University), Lisa C. Docherty(Plant & Food Research), Lesley L. Beuning(Plant & Food Research), Jia‐Long Yao(Plant & Food Research), Melissa T. Lester(Plant & Food Research), Colleen Murray(Plant & Food Research), Margaret M. Phung(Plant & Food Research), Sumathi Kutty‐Amma(Plant & Food Research)
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