RSB Diversity and Inclusion Working Group Meeting Notes from 11th March 2020 – published June 2020

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RSB Diversity and Inclusion Working Group Meeting Notes from 11th March 2020 - published June 2020

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@sejovirus @ytzanet should have an idea of what is here. It seems they reported similar in 2011. I am not sure if it could be Blackberries virus E https://twitter.com/danteswanou/status/1404440455614394370

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Panicle blast directly contributes to yield loss in the field.

This study visualised the development of panicle blast in rice.

Microscopy techniques are valuable methods to observe M. oryzae invasive hyphae: http://ow.ly/VnZC50F9PVY

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