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The level of specialization of <i>Phytophthora infestans</i> to potato and tomato is a biotrophy-related, stable trait

2019-03-08

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Despite their ability to infect both plant species, natural populations of Phytophthora infestans , the pathogen causing late blight on potato and tomato, are usually separated into genetically distinct lineages that are mainly restricted to either host. Laboratory cross-inoculation tests revealed a host-related local adaptation between genotypes, with asymmetric fitness performance between generalist lineages, m...

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27699785-634c-58ae-bec4-3e275e583de8
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10.1101/571596
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