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Microsclerotia Development and Metabolic Suppression in Plant Pathogenic Fungi

Agriculture Plant Pathology

Pathogen Dormancy and Survival Mechanisms

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Agriculture Plant Pathology › Pathogen Dormancy and Survival Mechanisms

Microsclerotia Development and Metabolic Suppression in Plant Pathogenic Fungi

This research explores the developmental biology and biochemical dormancy mechanisms of microsclerotia, hardened fungal survival structures that persist in soil substrates. Characterizing the genetic regulation of microsclerotia formation provides insights into fungal persistence strategies resistant to environmental degradation.

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