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Spontaneous changes in somatic compatibility in Fusarium circinatum.

Fungal biology - 1 Sept 2021

Gordon Thomas R, Henry Peter M, Jenner Bradley N, Scott Jeness C

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Filamentous fungi grow by the elaboration of hyphae, which may fuse to form a network as a colony develops. Fusion of hyphae can occur between genetically different individuals, provided they share a common allele at loci affecting somatic compatibility. Diversity in somatic compatibility phenotypes reduces the frequency of hyphal fusion in a population, thereby slowing the spread of deleterious genetic elements...

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PMID: 34420699
DOI: 10.1016/j.funbio.2021.04.008

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