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Temporal Shifts in Gene Expression Drive Quantitative Resistance to a Necrotrophic Fungus in a Tomato Crop Wild Relative

2025-07-21

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Resistance breeding against generalist necrotrophic pathogens heavily relies on quantitative disease resistance (QDR). Lesion growth dynamics involve distinct phases (e.g., lag phase duration or lesion doubling time), each independently affecting the overall symptom severity. While the genetic and regulatory basis of lesion growth rate has been studied, the host-derived regulation of the lag-phase duration remains...

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93374019-fbb8-513d-9584-808234159393
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10.1101/2025.07.17.665297
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