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Transcriptome of an A rmillaria root disease pathogen reveals candidate genes involved in host substrate utilization at the host–pathogen interface

2013-06-15

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Summary Armillaria species display diverse ecological roles ranging from beneficial saprobe to virulent pathogen. Armillaria solidipes (formerly A. ostoyae), a causal agent of Armillaria root disease, is a virulent primary pathogen with a broad host range of woody plants across the Northern Hemisphere. This white‐rot pathogen grows between trees as rhizomorphs and attacks sapwood as mycelial fans under the bark. A...

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e7417ab6-e539-5bbe-8126-c40fb9304c68
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10.1111/efp.12056
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