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Comparative transcriptomics of two Valsa pyri isolates uncover different strategies for virulence and growth.

Microbial pathogenesis - 1 Oct 2018

He Feng, Zhang Xiong, Li Binxin, Safdar Asma, Ai Gan, Kange Alex Machio, Zhao Yancun, Cao Haiqun, Dou Daolong, Liu Fengquan

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Valsa pyri, an ascomycete pathogen that is a member of the Valsaceae family (Sordariomycetes, Diaporthales), which causes pear or apple canker and leads to tree death and massive yield losses. Here, we selected two V. pyri isolates (Vp14 and Vp297) that exhibited different invasion abilities for transcriptomics analyses. Compared toVp297, Vp14 had stronger virulence and spread faster on host-like nutrients. Four...

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PMID: 30107193
DOI: 10.1016/j.micpath.2018.08.013

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