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Molecular basis of specificity in host/fungus interactions.

1996-11-01

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Fungal phytopathogens have evolved efficient mechanisms that enable them to exploit the plant nutrient reservoir for the purpose of growth and propagation. These are counteracted by the plants to arrest fungal development. Two general principles control the specificity of host/fungus interactions. In several cases, the interplay between fungus-produced toxins and either plant toxin targets or detoxification mechan...

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687ed81e-8de1-5422-ad94-327c2b13ea45
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10.1007/bf01877049
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