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Extremely flexible infection programs in a fungal plant pathogen

2017-12-06

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Filamentous plant pathogens exhibit extraordinary levels of genomic variability that is proposed to facilitate rapid adaptation to changing host environments. However, the impact of genomic variation on phenotypic differentiation in pathogen populations is largely unknown. Here, we address the extent of variability in infection phenotypes of the hemibiotrophic wheat pathogen Zymoseptoria tritici by studying three...

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530ec427-9fd0-50f1-80ad-77037f9e3d09
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10.1101/229997
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