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Uncovering the Host Range-Lifestyle Relationship in the Endophytic and Anthracnose Pathogenic Genus <i>Colletotrichum</i>

2025-01-27

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Colletotrichum includes agriculturally and scientifically important pathogens that infect numerous plants. They can also adopt an endophytic lifestyle, refraining from causing disease and/or even promoting plant growth when inoculated on a non-susceptible host. In this manner, the host range of a Colletotrichum fungus can shift, depending on whether it exhibits endophytic or pathogenic lifestyles. Here, we aim to...

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10f6d305-1ef2-51b8-8301-b8ad0a6937a9
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10.20944/preprints202501.1937.v1
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