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Tracking the evolutionary trajectory of a young hybrid plant pathogen

2025-10-11

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A common mechanism by which emerging plant pathogens gain the ability to infect new hosts is hybridization. Despite its widespread occurrence, the outcomes of hybridization remain largely unpredictable within current evolutionary frameworks, making empirical studies key for identifying patterns and establishing principles underlying hybrid evolution. Here, we track the evolutionary trajectory of Blumeria graminis...

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DOI: 10.1101/2025.10.10.681615

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