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Temperature-Dependent Pathogen Virulence Evolution Mechanisms

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Climate-Driven Plant Disease Emergence Research

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Agriculture Plant Pathology › Climate-Driven Plant Disease Emergence Research

Temperature-Dependent Pathogen Virulence Evolution Mechanisms

This research investigates how fluctuating temperatures drive adaptive evolution of pathogenic virulence factors and host-specificity in plant pathogens. The work elucidates molecular mechanisms underlying thermal plasticity in pathogenicity, enabling predictive modeling of disease emergence under climate scenarios.

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