… Skewed transmission in mixed infections In order to evaluate the effect of mixed infections
on the transmission potential of individual strains, we measured the relative frequencies of …

… This is because in some cases plants associated to endophytes have shown increased
resistance to plant pathogens, particularly fungi and nematodes. Several possible mechanisms …

… transmission probability between adjacent pairs of plants, … of all plants and a fixed disease
transmission potential over … sequential infection of individual plants in a row (ie a transmission …

… of pathogens share many aspects in epidemiology and management, here we deal only with
fungal plant pathogens. The … The outcome of this interaction (plant disease and potentially a …

… infection rate is costly in transmission potential. (… infection rate and transmission potential?
We hypothesize that coinfection increases within host infection rate and transmission potential…

… phylogenies for predicting host range has never been investigated, although a pathogen …
using a plant–fungal association and showed that both host and pathogen phylogenies were …

… the research on seed microbial communities including fungi and bacteria. Here, we … plant,
and microbial life cycle by describing the mode of colonization, localization, and transmission. …

… and fungal pathogens, which are responsible for over 30% of all emergent plant diseases
(… Such results can highlight potential dispersion routes and guide cost-effective control …

… Nevertheless, when local climatic and vegetative constraints are projected globally it
becomes clear that potential ranges of pathogenic fungi may be much larger than their realized …

… hence on the transmission of infection between infected and … of infection, we develop a
model for the growth of a fungal … a possible cause for the 'delay in the onset of infection' as the …