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Bioactive alkaloids in vertically transmitted fungal endophytes

2014-04-01

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Plants form mutualistic symbioses with a variety of microorganisms including endophytic fungi that live inside the plant and cause no overt symptoms of infection. Some endophytic fungi form defensive mutualisms based on the production of bioactive metabolites that protect the plant from herbivores in exchange for a protected niche and nutrition from the host plant. Key elements of these symbioses are vertical tran...

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Literature Corpus work: cd89c131-47c2-500c-8b18-da43778938dd
DOI: 10.1111/1365-2435.12076

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