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Pathotype diversity and avirulence gene mutation spectrum characterization

Agriculture Plant Pathology

Pathogenic Variation Within Fungal Species

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Agriculture Plant Pathology › Pathogenic Variation Within Fungal Species

Pathotype diversity and avirulence gene mutation spectrum characterization

Research catalogs and characterizes loss-of-function mutations in avirulence genes that enable fungal strains to overcome host resistance alleles. This comprehensive mutation analysis predicts virulence evolution and informs resistance breeding priorities.

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