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Coinfection with a virus constrains within-host infection load but increases transmission potential of a highly virulent fungal plant pathogen

2021-09-25

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The trade-off between within-host infection load and transmission to new hosts is predicted to constrain pathogen evolution, and to maintain polymorphism in pathogen populations. The life-history stages and their correlations that underpin infection development may change under coinfection with other parasites as they compete for the same limited host resources. Cross-kingdom interactions are common among pathogen...

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72f1dbf5-c74e-5f53-b4c7-e71e430f298f
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10.22541/au.163256557.76478229/v1
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