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Differences in MAT gene distribution and expression between Rhynchosporium species on grasses

2015-04-01

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Leaf blotch is a globally important disease of barley crops and other grasses that is caused by at least five host‐specialized species in the fungal genus Rhynchosporium. The pathogen R. commune (specialized to barley, brome‐grass and Italian ryegrass) has long been considered to reproduce only by asexual means, but there has been accumulating evidence for recombination and gene flow from population genetic studie...

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0939a2ee-6f8c-5fa0-b4cc-bc40c838c89f
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10.1111/ppa.12265
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