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Over the past two decades fruit symptoms resembling a marbling pattern on the fruit skin or corking of the fruit flesh was observed on Japanese plums in South Africa resulting in unmarketable fruit. The ability of high-throughput sequencing (HTS) to detect known and unknown pathogens was exploited, by assaying affected and unaffected fruit tree accessions to identify the potential aetiological agent of marbling and/or corky flesh disease. In this study it is shown that the disease is associated with a previously undescribed small RNA wi
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