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Sexual reproduction contributes to the evolution of resistance breaking isolates of the spinach pathogen <i>Peronospora effusa</i>

2021-11-05

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Peronospora effusa causes downy mildew, the economically most important disease of cultivated spinach worldwide. To date, 19 P. effusa races have been denominated based on their capacity to break spinach resistances, but their genetic diversity and the evolutionary processes that contribute to race emergence are unknown. Here, we performed the first systematic analysis of P. effusa races showing that those emerg...

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4973984b-b8e0-59da-ab06-bea45eb9327b
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10.1101/2021.11.05.467349
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