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Evolution of Compatibility Range in the Rice-Magnaporthe oryzae System: An Uneven Distribution of R Genes Between Rice Subspecies.

Phytopathology - 1 Apr 2016

Gallet Romain, Fontaine Colin, Bonnot François, Milazzo Joëlle, Tertois Christophe, Adreit Henri, Ravigné Virginie, Fournier Elisabeth, Tharreau Didier

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Efficient strategies for limiting the impact of pathogens on crops require a good understanding of the factors underlying the evolution of compatibility range for the pathogens and host plants, i.e., the set of host genotypes that a particular pathogen genotype can infect and the set of pathogen genotypes that can infect a particular host genotype. Until now, little is known about the evolutionary and ecological...

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PMID: 26667186
DOI: 10.1094/PHYTO-07-15-0169-R

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