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Genotyping-by-sequencing markers facilitate the identification of quantitative trait loci controlling resistance to Penicillium expansum in Malus sieversii by Norelli, John L, Wisniewski, Michael, Fazio, Gennaro, Burchard, Erik, Gutierrez, Benjamin, Levin, Elena, Droby, Samir

“…Blue mold caused by Penicillium expansum is the most important postharvest disease of apple worldwide and results in significant financial losses. There are no…”
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Apple endophytic microbiota of different rootstock/scion combinations suggests a genotype-specific influence by Liu, Jia, Abdelfattah, Ahmed, Norelli, John, Burchard, Erik, Schena, Leonardo, Droby, Samir, Wisniewski, Michael

“…High-throughput amplicon sequencing spanning conserved portions of microbial genomes (16s rRNA and ITS) was used in the present study to describe the…”
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Ectopic expression of a novel peach (Prunus persica) CBF transcription factor in apple (Malus × domestica) results in short-day induced dormancy and increased cold hardiness by Wisniewski, Michael, Norelli, John, Bassett, Carole, Artlip, Timothy, Macarisin, Dumitru

“…Low, non-freezing temperatures and/or short daylength (SD) regulates cold acclimation and dormancy in fruit trees. Regarding cold acclimation, C-repeat binding…”
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Overexpression of a peach CBF gene in apple: a model for understanding the integration of growth, dormancy, and cold hardiness in woody plants by Wisniewski, Michael, Norelli, John, Artlip, Timothy

“…The timing of cold acclimation and de-acclimation, dormancy, and bud break play an integral role in the life cycle of woody plants. The molecular events that…”
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Prospects for achieving durable disease resistance with elite fruit quality in apple breeding by Luo, Feixiong, Evans, Kate, Norelli, John L., Zhang, Zhiwu, Peace, Cameron

“…Apple industries suffer from major apple diseases because of widely planted susceptible cultivars. Developed disease-resistant cultivars that often carry only…”
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Dissecting Genetic Resistance to Fire Blight in Three Pear Populations by Zurn, Jason D., Norelli, John L., Montanari, Sara, Bell, Richard, Bassil, Nahla V.

“…Fire blight, caused by the bacterial pathogen Erwinia amylovora, is a persistent problem for pear (Pyrus spp.) growers in the United States. Growing resistant…”
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Fire Blight Resistance in Wild Accessions of Malus sieversii by Harshman, Julia M, Evans, Kate M, Allen, Haley, Potts, Ryan, Flamenco, Jade, Aldwinckle, Herb S, Wisniewski, Michael E, Norelli, John L

“…Fire blight (Erwinia amylovora) is a devastating bacterial disease in apple that results in severe economic losses. Epidemics are becoming more common as…”
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Fox Hunting in Wild Apples: Searching for Novel Genes in Malus Sieversii by Wisniewski, Michael, Artlip, Timothy, Liu, Jia, Ma, Jing, Burchard, Erik, Norelli, John, Dardick, Christopher

“…is considered the progenitor of modern apple ( ) cultivars and to represent a valuable source of genetic diversity. Despite the importance of as a source of…”
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Signalling requirements for Erwinia amylovora‐induced disease resistance, callose deposition and cell growth in the non‐host Arabidopsis thaliana by Hamdoun, Safae, Gao, Min, Gill, Manroop, Kwon, Ashley, Norelli, John L., Lu, Hua

“…Summary Erwinia amylovora is the causal agent of the fire blight disease in some plants of the Rosaceae family. The non‐host plant Arabidopsis serves as a…”
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Fire Blight: Applied Genomic Insights of the Pathogen and Host by MALNOY, Mickael, MARTENS, Stefan, NORELLI, John L, BARNY, Marie-Anne, SUNDIN, George W, SMITS, Theo H. M, DUFFY, Brion

“…The enterobacterial phytopathogen Erwinia amylovora causes fire blight, an invasive disease that threatens a wide range of commercial and ornamental Rosaceae…”
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Identification and characterization of LysM effectors in Penicillium expansum by Levin, Elena, Ballester, Ana Rosa, Raphael, Ginat, Feigenberg, Oleg, Liu, Yongsheng, Norelli, John, Gonzalez-Candelas, Luis, Ma, Jing, Dardick, Christopher, Wisniewski, Michael, Droby, Samir

“…P. expansum is regarded as one of the most important postharvest rots of apple fruit and is also of great concern to fruit processing industries. Elucidating…”
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Field evaluation of apple overexpressing a peach CBF gene confirms its effect on cold hardiness, dormancy, and growth by Artlip, Timothy S., Wisniewski, Michael E., Norelli, John L.

“…•Unique field study of apple trees transgenic for abiotic stress resistance covering three growing seasons.•Overexpression of a peach CBF gene in apple leads…”
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Elucidating the genetic background of the early-flowering transgenic genetic stock T1190 with a high-density SNP array by Luo, Feixiong, van de Weg, Eric, Vanderzande, Stijn, Norelli, John L., Flachowsky, Henryk, Hanke, Viola, Peace, Cameron

“…Apple trees have a long juvenile period, which makes apple genetic improvement via breeding costly and time-consuming. Transgenic genetic stocks carrying the…”
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A Single Effector Protein, AvrRpt2EA, from Erwinia amylovora Can Cause Fire Blight Disease Symptoms and Induces a Salicylic Acid–Dependent Defense Response by Schröpfer, Susan, Böttcher, Christoph, Wöhner, Thomas, Richter, Klaus, Norelli, John, A Rikkerink, Erik H, Hanke, Magda-Viola, Flachowsky, Henryk

“…The AvrRpt2EA effector protein of Erwinia amylovora is important for pathogen recognition in the fire blight–resistant crabapple Malus × robusta 5; however,…”
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Introgressing blue mold resistance into elite apple germplasm by rapid cycle breeding and foreground and background DNA-informed selection by Luo, Feixiong, Norelli, John L., Howard, Nicholas P., Wisniewski, Michael, Flachowsky, Henryk, Hanke, Magda-Viola, Peace, Cameron

“…Apple blue mold causes significant postharvest economic losses worldwide. A blue mold resistance locus, qM- Pe 3.1, was previously identified on chromosome 3…”
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Purification of antibacterial attacins induced in Hyalophora cecropia pupae immunized with Enterobacter cloacae C7‐501 using ion‐exchange chromatography, hydrophobic interaction chromatography, and Rotofor® isoelectric focusing by Ko, Kisung, Kim, Kibum, Kim, Yerin, Norelli, John L., Brown, Susan K., Aldwinckle, Herb S.

“…Hyalophora cecropia pupae were infected by Enterobacter cloacae C7‐501 to induce antibacterial attacins for purification. The induction of attacins in…”
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Transcriptomic Response of Resistant (PI613981- Malus sieversii ) and Susceptible ("Royal Gala") Genotypes of Apple to Blue Mold ( Penicillium expansum ) Infection by Ballester, Ana-Rosa, Norelli, John, Burchard, Erik, Abdelfattah, Ahmed, Levin, Elena, González-Candelas, Luis, Droby, Samir, Wisniewski, Michael

“…from Central Asia is a progenitor of the modern domesticated apple ( × ). Several accessions of are highly resistant to the postharvest pathogen . A previous…”
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Identification of Novel Strain-Specific and Environment-Dependent Minor QTLs Linked to Fire Blight Resistance in Apples by Desnoues, Elsa, Norelli, John L., Aldwinckle, Herb S., Wisniewski, Michael E., Evans, Katherine M., Malnoy, Mickael, Khan, Awais

“…Since its first report almost 200 years ago, fire blight, caused by the gram-negative bacterium Erwinia amylovora , has threatened apple and pear production…”
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Fire blight QTL analysis in a multi-family apple population identifies a reduced-susceptibility allele in ‘Honeycrisp’ by Kostick, Sarah A., Teh, Soon Li, Norelli, John L., Vanderzande, Stijn, Peace, Cameron, Evans, Kate M.

“…Breeding apple cultivars with resistance offers a potential solution to fire blight, a damaging bacterial disease caused by Erwinia amylovora . Most resistance…”
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Genes responding to water deficit in apple (Malus × domestica Borkh.) roots by Bassett, Carole Leavel, Baldo, Angela M, Moore, Jacob T, Jenkins, Ryan M, Soffe, Doug S, Wisniewski, Michael E, Norelli, John L, Farrell, Jr, Robert E

“…Individual plants adapt to their immediate environment using a combination of biochemical, morphological and life cycle strategies. Because woody plants are…”
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