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Comparative genomic analysis revealed rapid differentiation in the pathogenicity-related gene repertoires between <i>Pyricularia oryzae</i> and <i>Pyricularia penniseti</i> isolated from a <i>Pennisetum</i> grass

2018-07-02

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<h4>Backgrounds</h4> Pyricularia is a multispecies complex that could infect and cause severe blast disease on diverse hosts, including rice, wheat and many other grasses. Although the genome size of this fungal complex is small [~40 Mbp for Pyricularia oryzae (syn. Magnaporthe oryzae ), and ~45 Mbp for P. grisea ], the genome plasticity allows the fungus to jump and adapt to new hosts. Therefore, deciphering...

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99d5e79b-f1b8-5df5-8ea8-18d396134c6d
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10.1101/360016
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