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Presence of Transposons and Mycoviruses in Botrytis cinerea Isolates Collected from a German Grapevine Growing Region

2014-09-01

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Transposons and infection of fungal strains with mycoviruses can have significant effects on distinctive phenotypic traits of phytopathogenic fungi such as mycelial growth and sporulation, pathogenicity or fungicide resistance. Two transposable elements (TE), Boty and Flipper, are known to be associated with the ubiquitous fungus Botrytis cinerea. In addition, the presence of two types of ssRNAsRNA viruses, BVX an...

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42038157-b9ae-5a83-b2c9-cb70f0daefb5
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10.1111/jph.12230
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