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Systematic Identification of the GH28 Gene Family in <em>Cytospora pyri</em> and Functional Verification of the Candidate Virulence Gene <em>VP1G_08835</em>

2026-06-30

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Fragrant pear canker, caused by Cytospora pyri, is a major branch disease that reduces the productivity and longevity of Korla fragrant pear orchards in Xinjiang, China. During infection and lesion expansion in woody tissues, C. pyri must breach the host cell wall barrier, in which pectin degradation plays a central role by weakening intercellular adhesion and disrupting tissue integrity. Members of glycoside hydr...

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10.20944/preprints202606.2153.v1
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