MdPR4, a pathogenesis-related protein in apple, is involved in chitin recognition and resistance response to apple replant disease pathogens
Zhe Zhou(Zhengzhou Fruit Research Institute), Zhenli Yan(Zhengzhou Fruit Research Institute), Shuxun Bian(Zhengzhou Fruit Research Institute), Qiming Gao, Yi Tian(Central South University), Ruiping Zhang(Shanxi Medical University), Yanmin Zhu(Agricultural Research Service), Hengtao Zhang(Nankai University), Jia‐Long Yao(Plant & Food Research)
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