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Common accommodation mechanisms for mutualistic and detrimental fungi in Oryza sativa (rice) roots

2020-01-01

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Rice roots engage in symbiosis with ancient symbiotic fungi such as R. irregularis, whilst resisting invasion of the detrimental fungus M. oryzae, a major causative agent of the rice blast (leaf) disease. M. oryzae can also invade rice roots with simple non-melanised hyphopodia formed on the rice root surface, very similar to R. irregularis. This similarity in behaviour has raised questions whether the biotrophic...

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DOI: 10.17863/cam.48574

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