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<i>Pseudozyma</i> saprotrophic yeasts have retained a large effector arsenal, including functional Pep1 orthologs

2018-12-07

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<h4>Summary</h4> The basidiomycete smut fungi are predominantly plant parasitic, causing severe losses in some crops. Most species feature a saprotrophic haploid yeast stage, and several smut fungi are only known from this stage, with some isolated from habitats without suitable hosts, e.g. from Antarctica. Thus, these species are generally believed to be apathogenic, but recent findings that some of these might...

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213dcda5-61b1-5922-961e-26a1e802548a
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10.1101/489690
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