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Tagging quantitative loci controlling pathogenicity in Magnaporthe grisea by insertional mutagenesis

2002-08-01

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Quantitative trait loci controlling pathogenicity in the rice blast fungus were tagged by insertional mutagenesis. Seven of 634 (1.1%) integrative transformants exhibited reduced pathogenicity; co-segregation analysis indicated that three mutants (pat531, pat144 and pat194) were tagged by plasmid insertion. Mutants pat144 and pat531 were apparently normal in vegetative growth, sporulation and appressorium formatio...

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Literature Corpus work: 078b5f5b-b6a6-5c0e-a8cf-a755ff545e0e
DOI: 10.1016/s0885-5765(02)90418-2

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