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horizontal resistance: a standalone construct

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Plant pathology

resistance that is effective about equally against all races of a pathogen and slows the rate of an epidemic rather than stopping infection outright, as defined by Van der Plank.

In plant pathology, horizontal resistance refers to resistance that is effective about equally against all races of a pathogen and slows the rate of an epidemic rather than stopping infection outright, as defined by Van der Plank. This meaning comes from Plank (1963) in Plant Diseases.[1]

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  1. Plank, J. E. V. D. (1963). Plant Diseases. Elsevier Science & Technology Books. ISBN 9781483262130

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