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Repeated loss of the ability of a wild pepper disease resistance gene to function at high temperatures suggests that thermoresistance is a costly trait.
The New phytologist - 1 Jan 2024
Poulicard Nils, Pagán Israel, González-Jara Pablo, Mora Miguel Ángel, Hily Jean-Michel, Fraile Aurora, Piñero Daniel, García-Arenal Fernando
Abstract excerpt
Specificity in plant-pathogen gene-for-gene (GFG) interactions is determined by the recognition of pathogen proteins by the products of plant resistance (R) genes. The evolutionary dynamics of R genes in plant-virus systems is poorly understood. We analyse the evolution of the L resistance locus to tobamoviruses in the wild pepper Capsicum annuum var. glabriusculum (chiltepin), a crop relative undergoing...
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