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<i>Botrytis cinerea</i> identifies host plants via the recognition of antifungal capsidiol to induce expression of a specific detoxification gene

2022-05-11

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The gray mold pathogen Botrytis cinerea has a broad host range, causing disease in over 400 plant species, but it is not known how this pathogen evolved this polyxenous nature. B. cinerea can metabolize a wide range of phytoalexins, including the stilbenoid, resveratrol, and the sesquiterpenoids capsidiol in tobacco, and rishitin in potato and tomato. In this study, we analyzed the metabolism of sesquiterpenoid...

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b3175dbf-6dde-5022-bac1-9389e9069625
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10.1101/2022.05.11.490027
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