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Host specialization defines the emergence of new fungal plant pathogen populations

2024-10-02

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Host-driven selection can be considered a strong driver of pathogen evolution. To successfully infect, colonize and complete their life cycle, plant pathogens are under constant selective pressures imposed by hosts, leading to genetic adaptation and possibly lineage radiation or speciation. Population and comparative genomics approaches are powerful tools to identify signatures of selection associated with host sp...

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Literature Corpus work: 9352e0d6-9527-50e5-b6bb-e3d6188daed0
DOI: 10.1101/2024.09.30.615799

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