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What makes a mycoparasite? Similarities between fungi that attack other fungi and fungal and oomycete plant pathogens based on structural homology of their candidate effectors

Sotiropoulos A, Heuberger M, Wicker T, Kiss L.   +3 more
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A novel NLR immune receptor from Aegilops tauschii confers resistance to wheat eyespot disease

Arora S, Gilbert D, Gaurav K, Trenk N, Prieto A, Moscrop C, Steed A, O'Hara T, Pacheco-Moreno A, Vachev M, Bruty S, Hayta S, Smedley M, McNelly R, Nicholson P, Bryant R.   +15 more
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Somatic Hybridization in the Uredinales

Annual Review of Phytopathology, 2012
Rust fungi are cosmopolitan in distribution and parasitize a wide range of plants, including economically important crop species such as wheat. Detailed regional, national, and continental surveys of pathogenic variability in wheat-attacking rust pathogens over periods of up to 90 years have shown that in the absence of sexual recombination, genetic ...
Robert F, Park, Colin R, Wellings
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Uredinales of Cuba

1918
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Arthur, Joseph Charles, Johnston, John Robert   +1 more
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New Genera of Uredinales

The Journal of Mycology, 1907
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Uredinales from Nepal

Mycologia, 1987
The author reports 30 rust species collected in Nepal with description of four new species; one Puccinia and three Uromyces and addition of ten other species to the rust flora of the country.
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Notes on British uredinales

Transactions of the British Mycological Society, 1954
Hyalopsora adianti-capilli-veneris, Nyssopsora echinata, aecidia of Puccinia arrhen-atheri, P. confinis, P. praecox, P. pratensis, Uredo oncidii and Uromyces aloes are described in full for the first time in Britain. New host records for Britain are: Chrysomyxa rhododendrii on Picea sitchensis, Rhododendron ferrugineum and R.
Malcolm Wilson, D.M. Henderson
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Uredinales. Additions and corrections

1925
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A monograph of Sphaerophragmium (Uredinales)

Mycological Research, 1994
Species of Sphaerophragmium are reviewed and their morphological variations, host plants and geographical distribution analysed. Sixteen species are accepted including two new species, S. albiziae and S. ornatum , from the Philippines. Sphaerophragmium luzonicum and S. monodorae are treated as synonyms of S. acaciae and S.
Pongvipa Lohsomboon, Makoto Kakishima, Yoshitaka Ono   +2 more
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Phylogenetic patterns in the Uredinales

Australasian Plant Pathology, 2004
Rusts (Basidiomycetes: Uredinales) are a large, diverse group of obligate biotrophic fungi that include many important plant pathogens. Phylogenetic relationships within the group are poorly understood, with between two and 14 families being recognised on morphological and host taxonomic grounds.
Brenda D. Wingfield, Lars Ericson, Timothy Szaro, Jeremy J. Burdon   +3 more
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