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Mating type locus heterokaryosis and parasexual recombination variation

Agriculture Plant Pathology

Pathogenic Variation Within Fungal Species

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Agriculture Plant Pathology › Pathogenic Variation Within Fungal Species

Mating type locus heterokaryosis and parasexual recombination variation

Research investigates how variations in mating type locus organization and heterokaryotic status facilitate genetic exchange and pathogenic variation in supposedly asexual fungal lineages. This discovery challenges traditional fungal taxonomy and reveals cryptic sources of adaptive variation.

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