… Verticillium dahliae causes vascular wilt diseases in hundreds of dicotyledonous plant species.
However, thus far, only few V. dahliae effectors … pathogenicity and effector gene expres- …

… Here, we report the LysM effectors of the soil-borne fungal vascular wilt pathogen Verticillium
dahliae. Comparative genomics revealed three core LysM effectors that are conserved in a …

… covering microsclerotia development, pathogen infection, effector proteins, transcription …
pathogenicity mechanism of V. dahliae and promote to effectively control Verticillium wilt. …

… plant–pathogen interactions. Bioinformatic analyses showed that the fungal pathogen
Verticillium dahliae encodes more than 100 VdSCPs, but their roles in host–pathogen interactions …

… effector proteins. Here, we show that strains of the fungal plant pathogen Verticillium dahliae
that are able to infect the same host plant harbour highly divergent LS effector repertoires. …

… , pathogens have evolved mechanisms such as effectors to overcome these PAMP-induced
defence mechanisms. The effector is recognised by plants to activate effector… pathogenicity is …

… effectors have been identified, the effector functions of ribonucleases are largely unknown.
Herein, we identified a ribonuclease secreted by Verticillium dahliae (… fungal pathogens block …

… , pathogens and their hosts are typically engaged in co-evolutionary arms races in which
plant pathogen effector … Interestingly, effector genes are often not randomly organized in …

… JR2 resulted in clear stunting of the inoculated plants as a typical symptom of Verticillium
wilt disease, whereas inoculation with strain VdLs17 resulted in considerably fewer disease …

… The Ve1 gene codes for a cell surface-like receptor which recognizes the Ave1 effector of
the pathogen during the infection process [30,31]. Homologs to Ave1 exist in Colletotrichum, …