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Genome-Wide Metatranscriptomics Crosswalk of Diseased Common Beans (Phaseolus Vulgaris L) Unravels Critical Metabolic Pathways Involved in Plant Defense Mechanisms

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By Aggrey Keya Osogo, Francis Muyekho, Hassan Karakacha Were, Patrick Okoth
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Comprehensive Metabolomic Profiling of Common Bean (Phaseolus vulgaris L.) Reveals Biomarkers Involved in Viral Disease Detection and Monitoring

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By Aggrey Keya Osogo, Clabe Wekesa, Francis Muyekho, Hassan Karakacha Were
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Comprehensive Metabolomic Profiling of Common Bean (Phaseolus vulgaris L.) Reveals Biomarkers Involved in Viral Disease Detection and Monitoring

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By Clabe Wekesa, Aggrey Keya Osogo
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Submitted: 31 December 2024 You are already at the latest version Common bean production is vital in Western Kenya for its economic, nutritional, environmental, and cultural significance. It provides a key income source for smallholder farmers, supports regional trade, and contributes to food security with affordable, protein-rich food. However, challenges such as pests, diseases, climate change, poor soil fertility, and limited access to quality seeds hinder production.
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