Mycovirus transmission revisited by in situ pairings of vegetatively incompatible isolates of Cryphonectria parasitica
J Brusini, C Robin - Journal of Virological Methods, 2013 - Elsevier
In disease ecology, parasite transmission is a key parameter important at both
epidemiological and evolutionary scales. Mycoviruses can be transmitted both horizontally
and vertically. Their horizontal transmission is strongly restricted by the host vegetative
compatibility system, which controls the outcome of somatic fusion in fungi, and by the same
way, may limit mycovirus transmission. However, most of current knowledge and predictive
capabilities regarding these host/pathogen systems are derived from studies pairing fungal …
epidemiological and evolutionary scales. Mycoviruses can be transmitted both horizontally
and vertically. Their horizontal transmission is strongly restricted by the host vegetative
compatibility system, which controls the outcome of somatic fusion in fungi, and by the same
way, may limit mycovirus transmission. However, most of current knowledge and predictive
capabilities regarding these host/pathogen systems are derived from studies pairing fungal …
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