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Fitness and eco-physiological response of a chytrid fungal parasite infecting planktonic cyanobacteria to thermal and host genotype variation.

Parasitology - 1 Sept 2018

Agha Ramsy, Gross Alina, Gerphagnon Melanie, Rohrlack Thomas, Wolinska Justyna

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Understanding how individual parasite traits contribute to overall fitness, and how they are modulated by both external and host environment, is crucial for predicting disease outcome. Fungal (chytrid) parasites of phytoplankton are important yet poorly studied pathogens with the potential to modulate the abundance and composition of phytoplankton communities and to drive their evolution. Here, we studied...

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PMID: 29478432
DOI: 10.1017/S0031182018000215

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