The virulence evolution of multiple infections of parasites from the same species has been
modelled widely in evolution theory, and the trajectories of evolution are relevant to parasite …

The virulence evolution of multiple infections of parasites from the same species has been
modeled widely in evolution theory. However, experimental studies on this topic remain …

Host-microbe interactions have traditionally been viewed primarily from the perspective of
pathogenesis and disease. The principal assumption is that a susceptible host will support …

Filamentous plant pathogens exhibit extraordinary levels of genomic variability that is
proposed to facilitate rapid adaptation to changing host environments. However, the impact …

My PhD thesis delves into the web of interactions fungi establish with various organisms and
their multifaceted nature, encompassing both mutually beneficial and detrimental …

Environmental speciation is a process by which a single species diversifies and adapts to
different environmental conditions, resulting in the formation of distinct subpopulations or …

Emerging diseases represent a growing worldwide problem accompanying global
environmental changes. There is tremendous interest in identifying the factors controlling the …

The trade‐off between within‐host infection rate and transmission to new hosts is predicted
to constrain pathogen evolution, and to maintain polymorphism in pathogen populations …

Comparative analyses of pathogen genomes provide new insights into how pathogens have
evolved common and divergent virulence strategies to invade related plant species …

Productivity and economic sustainability of many herbaceous and woody crops are seriously
threatened by numerous phytopathogenic fungi. While symptoms associated with …