Aug 2026· Mycological progress· Vol 25· 0 citations· 49 references
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The results suggest that pathogenic variation in Foc is unlikely to be explained by a single conserved virulence determinant or core-genome mutation alone, and contributes a valuable resource for future studies of pepper fusarium wilt.
The results demonstrate that garlic-associated FOSC populations in Türkiye exhibit limited genetic differentiation despite considerable phenotypic variation in pathogenicity, and establishes a basis for future epidemiological, phylogenetic, and disease management studies.
Nedaa M. M. Tanina, O. Dedecan, C. Can et al.· Australasian Plant Pathology· 0 citations
The results show that FOLac populations in Spain are epidemiologically and biologically heterogeneous and highlight the need to integrate molecular tools and pathogenicity assays for race surveillance, breeding programs, and disease management.
Moises Bernal De Leon, Daniel Palmero, Laura Gálvez· Plant Disease· 0 citations
It is demonstrated that homologous recombination, genome plasticity, and lineage-specific diversification are major drivers of adaptation, ecological fitness, and pathogenic evolution in this emerging phytopathogen P. jejuense across diverse hosts and geographic regions.
The first comprehensive species-wide pangenomic and systems-level analyses of B. sorokiniana are presented, providing vital insights into the evolutionary architecture of pathogenicity, adaptation, and genome diversification and providing a valuable genomic resource for disease surveillance and functional characterizat...
Anand Kumar Shukla, Narendra Y. Kadoo· bioRxiv· 0 citations
Comparative genomic analyses revealed that F. brachygibbosum TZ1MST22 harbors more biomass-degrading enzymes than other pathogenic and endophytic Fusarium species, which will support efforts to optimize its cultivation for the high-yield production of useful metabolites.
Amani ben Alaya, Abdelmalek Lekired, M. Chaouachi et al.· Functional & Integrative Gen...· 0 citations
A robust single-nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) discovery strategy is designed and applied to existing and novel sequence data sets that represent the global diversity in potato production systems and indicates that potato wart was introduced into Canada from a European source.
Jeremy R. Dettman, B. van de Vossenberg, T. V. D. van der Lee et al.· Mycologia· 0 citations
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