… The attempted infection of a plant by a pathogen, such as a fungus or an Oomycete, may
be … Traditional breeding programs involving crosses between American Vitis species and V. …

… infection phenotypes of a fungal plant pathogen characterized by a high level of genomic
variability. We used the wheat pathogen … of disease symptoms and the transcriptional program …

… For some fungal plant pathogens that are obligate biotrophs … from spores of the fungus which
are produced during infection.32 … These programs identify fungi with closest matches to the …

… plant pathogenic fungi are widely distributed and are among the most damaging pathogenic
… However, the pathogenesis of obligate parasitic pathogenic microorganisms is still under …

… Instead, all fungal plant pathogens grow preferentially or exclusively on a limited number of
hosts. There… Death don’t have no mercy: Cell death programs in plant-microbe interactions. …

… infections in wheat fields. Here, for a range of pathogen traits, we experimentally decompose
the infection … outcomes and consequences of mixed infections are mechanistically realized. …

… In this study, we addressed the extent of phenotypic variation in a fungal plant pathogen
characterized by a high level of genomic variability. Our aim was to study phenotypic diversity …

… on a broad range of crop and ornamental plants, leading to significant … Plant pathogenic
fungi exhibit a huge variability in their mode of infection, differentiation and function of infection …

… These studies have considerably advanced our understanding of the infection strategies of
B. cinerea, yet only very few absolutely essential virulence determinants have been identified …

… reduction in the infection caused by some fungal pathogens in the storage. … USDA programs.
These include the Section 406 programs, regional IPM grants, Integrated Organic Program, …