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Role of Osmotic Stress and Turgor Pressure in Penetration Peg Development

Agriculture Plant Pathology

Anthracnose Pathogen Spore Germination Studies

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Agriculture Plant Pathology › Anthracnose Pathogen Spore Germination Studies

Role of Osmotic Stress and Turgor Pressure in Penetration Peg Development

This research investigates the biophysical mechanisms by which anthracnose pathogens generate and regulate turgor pressure to develop penetration structures during spore germination. The study elucidates cell wall mechanics and aquaporin-mediated water transport critical for physical host tissue penetration.

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