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The <i>Rhizoctonia solani</i> RsLysM and RsRlpA effector proteins contribute to virulence by suppressing chitin-triggered immunity and hypersensitive response

2018-08-22

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Rhizoctonia (in Greek “root-killer”) species and particularly R. solani attacks a broad range of plant species and crops. It belongs to Basidiomycota and is a soil-borne pathogen causing mainly damping-off diseases of seedlings and root rot, although it can infect plants in any stage. Despite the severity of this disease, many aspects in R. solani infection biology still remain to be elucidated. Here we investig...

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7c48325a-320c-5097-a75d-328745f47469
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10.1101/395582
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