Dissecting the susceptibility/resistance mechanism of <i>Vitis vinifera</i> for the future control of downy mildew
Valentina Ricciardi(Institute of Biosciences and Bioresources), Gabriella De Lorenzis(University of Milan), Maria Cristina Bonza(University of Milan), Elena Marrone Fassolo, Shariati J. Vahid(National Institute of Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology), Daniela Fracassetti(University of Milan), Mirko Moser(Fondazione Edmund Mach), Giuliana Maddalena(University of Milan), P. Casati(Centro di Ricerca per la Patologia Vegetale), P.A. Bianco(University of Milan), Maryam Sargolzaei(University of Milan), F. Quaglino(University of Milan), Elahe Tavakole(Shiraz University), D. Maghradze(Caucasus University), Alessandro Passera(University of Milan), Demetrio Marcianò(University of Milan), Matteo Brilli(Fondazione Edmund Mach), Alessandro Cestaro(Fondazione Edmund Mach), Silvia Laura Toffolatti(University of Milan), Antonio Tirelli(University of Milan), Alex Costa(University of Milan), O. Failla(University of Milan), Massimo Pindo(Fondazione Edmund Mach)
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