Publications by authors named "Zulihumar Maitikadir"
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- Scientists studied 396 types of bacteria from special plants in a nature reserve and found one called MR4 that can fight plant diseases and survive cold temperatures.
- They discovered MR4 is a type of bacteria named Bacillus amyloliquefaciens and it can help stop diseases that affect cotton plants, achieving over 50% success in tests.
- MR4's genetic information shows it has many genes and can produce at least eight different substances that fight germs, and this information will help in using it for better plant growth and protection.
Walnuts exhibit a higher resistance to diseases, though they are not completely immune. This study focuses on the Pectin methylesterase (PME) gene family to investigate whether it is involved in disease resistance in walnuts. These 21 genes are distributed across 12 chromosomes, with four pairs demonstrating homology.
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