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Genome-wide characterisation of pathogenicity-related proteins in <i>Mycena citricolor,</i> the causal agent of the American Leaf Spot in coffee

2023-12-30

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Mycena citricolor is a fungus that causes the American Leaf Spot (ALS) disease in multiple hosts, including coffee and avocado. This hemibiotroph penetrates the plant through damage induced by oxalic acid. This can cause 20-90% crop losses in coffee depending on the environmental and production conditions. M. citricolor is the only known pathogenic species in the Mycena genus, a large group of saprophytic mushro...

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56540bf1-7095-5f8b-99dd-c103b03c4d4a
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10.1101/2023.12.30.573698
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