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Alternaria host-selective toxins: determinant factors of plant disease

2014-03-01

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Seven diseases caused by pathotypes of Alternaria alternata, which produced host-selective toxins (HSTs), a diverse group of low-molecular-weight secondary metabolites, are known, and each HST has an essential role as a determinant of pathogenicity in all interactions between the plant host and A. alternata. Although these HST-producing pathotypes are morphologically indistinguishable, each has a distinct host ran...

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9cab6189-096c-5d4b-b54c-4bf65166da68
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10.1007/s10327-013-0498-7
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