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Local adaptation of a fungal pathogen to temperature along a latitudinal gradient

2024-03-08

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Whether climate warming will increase or decrease prevalence of an infectious disease partly depends on the potential for pathogens to adapt to higher temperatures. This potential can be assessed by investigating regional variation in pathogen thermal performance and testing for local adaptation to current temperature regimes and host populations. We collected seeds of a host plant ( Plantago rugelii , a perennia...

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Literature Corpus work: a27979de-e4ae-5946-9521-85fbd0b3d57f
DOI: 10.1101/2024.03.04.583296

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