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What have we learned from studies of wild plant-pathogen associations?—the dynamic interplay of time, space and life-history

2014-03-01

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The interplay of host and pathogen life history traits with disease epidemiology and the selective pressures exerted on hosts drives genetic change and the long-term coevolutionary trajectories of host-pathogen associations. Many studies have addressed various aspects of the ways in which hosts and their pathogens interact but have tended to focus on individual populations, on comparisons made at single points in...

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07c393cc-ac8a-5b83-8929-1a09c4f4968c
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10.1007/s10658-013-0265-9
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