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Molecular mechanisms of entomopathogenic fungi virulence pathways

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Integrated Pest Management & Biocontrol

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Molecular mechanisms of entomopathogenic fungi virulence pathways

This research investigates the genetic and biochemical pathways through which entomopathogenic fungi penetrate insect cuticles and establish systemic infections. Findings elucidate novel fungal virulence factors that could enhance biocontrol efficacy and inform rational design of next-generation fungal biopesticides.

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