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Mating-type locus rearrangement leads to shift from homothallism to heterothallism in <i>Citrus</i> -associated <i>Phyllosticta</i> species

2020-04-15

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Currently, eight Phyllosticta species are known to be associated with Citrus hosts, incorporating endophytic and pathogenic lifestyles. As sexual reproduction is a key factor involved in host-interaction, it could be related to the differences in lifestyle. To evaluate this hypothesis, we characterized the mating-type loci of six Citrus- associated Phyllosticta species from whole genome assemblies. Mating-type...

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c4816ff8-4303-5ae1-bff2-da700ce921f9
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10.1101/2020.04.14.040725
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