A viroid-like RNA, TsvlRNA1, can autonomously replicate and transfer among Trichoderma species, influencing their biocontrol ability against plant pathogens.
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American Society for Microbiology · Microbiology & Mycology · ISSN 2150-7511
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A viroid-like RNA, TsvlRNA1, can autonomously replicate and transfer among Trichoderma species, influencing their biocontrol ability against plant pathogens.
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