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The poplar pathogen <i>Sphaerulina populicola</i> is genetically diverse and ubiquitously present in symptom-free host trees

2018-06-12

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Understanding the genetic variability and dispersal capabilities of plant pathogens is important to better predict pathogen spread and virulence, especially under global change conditions. The outcome of host-pathogen interactions directly depends on the dispersal capacity of the pathogens, on environmental conditions, and disease resistance of the host. Here, we analysed the distribution of finely resolved phylog...

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66943662-1be7-5c97-94b1-7bbc92dba865
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10.7287/peerj.preprints.26985v1
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