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Crop domestication and pathogen virulence: Interactions of tomato and <i>Botrytis</i> genetic diversity

2018-01-30

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Human selection during crop domestication alters numerous traits, including disease resistance. Studies of qualitative resistance to specialist pathogens typically find decreased resistance in domesticated crops in comparison to their wild relatives. However, less is known about how crop domestication affects quantitative interactions with generalist pathogens. To study how crop domestication impacts plant resista...

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33e491e0-81c4-5ccc-8c7d-4e2e10bfa705
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10.1101/255992
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