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Genomic and transcriptomic insights into lifestyle transitions of a hemi‐biotrophic fungal pathogen

4 Feb 2013

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‘These studies also delineate intriguing diversity in the pathogenicity gene arsenals deployed by Colletotrichum species …’ Colletotrichum fungi can be cultured apart from the host and are amenable to genetic manipulation, thus they represent tractable models for understanding the hemi-biotrophic stage shift and other aspects of fungal pathogenicity (Munch et al., 2008). The Colletotrichum genus contains over 600...

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PMID: 23373860
DOI: 10.1111/nph.12141

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