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Genomic factors limiting the diversity of Saccharomycotina plant pathogens.

G3 (Bethesda, Md.) - 8 Oct 2025

Lee Sun, West Caroline, Opulente Dana A, Harrison Marie-Claire, Wolters John F, Shen Xing-Xing, Zhou Xiaofan, Groenewald Marizeth, Hittinger Chris Todd, Rokas Antonis, LaBella Abigail Leavitt

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The Saccharomycotina fungi have evolved to inhabit a vast diversity of habitats over their 400-million-year evolution. There are, however, only a few known fungal pathogens of plants in this subphylum, primarily belonging to the genera Eremothecium and Geotrichum. We compared the genomes of 12 plant-pathogenic Saccharomycotina strains with 360 plant-associated strains to identify features unique to the...

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PMID: 40796322
DOI: 10.1093/g3journal/jkaf184
PMCID: PMC12506670

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