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Inbreeding effects on resistance and transmission‐related traits in the silene–microbotryum pathosystem

2000-02-01

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Inbreeding in local host populations will be a common phenomenon in host–pathogen systems that are characterized by metapopulation dynamics, i.e., frequent extinction and recolonization of local host populations by small numbers of founding individuals. As an example of a pathosystem with metapopulation dynamics we investigated the impact of inbreeding in the host plant Silene alba on its interaction with the anth...

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9be99423-76c5-5bc7-8dfe-2209c2431fd9
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10.1890/0012-9658(2000)081[0520:ieorat]2.0.co;2
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