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<i>Conidiophore Stalk-less1</i> Encodes a Putative Zinc-Finger Protein Involved in the Early Stage of Conidiation and Mycelial Infection in <i>Magnaporthe oryzae</i>

9 Mar 2009

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Over recent decades, many pathogenicity genes of Magnaporthe oryzae have been identified but only a very limited number of genes have been identified that encode components of the conidiogenesis pathway. We report here a T-DNA insertional mutant that completely lost conidiation ability. Further investigation revealed that this mutant did not develop any conidiophore, and that the T-DNA was integrated into an...

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PMID: 19271955
DOI: 10.1094/mpmi-22-4-0402

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