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Divergent outcomes of direct conspecific pathogen strain interaction and plant co-infection suggest consequences for disease dynamics

2022-11-01

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Plant diseases are often caused by co-infections of multiple pathogens with the potential to aggravate disease severity. In genetically diverse pathogen species, co-infections can also be caused by multiple strains of the same species. However, the outcome of such mixed infections by different conspecific genotypes is poorly understood. The interaction among pathogen strains with complex lifestyles outside and ins...

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Literature Corpus work: 952ffdd2-c846-53e1-b534-a553ab4539ce
DOI: 10.1101/2022.11.01.514679

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