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The role of Fusarium oxysporum effector protein Avr2 in resistance and pathogenicity

L. Ma P. Houterman F. Sillo H. Richter S. Boeren M. J. Clavijo Ortiz S. Schmidt F. Gawehns M. de Sain H. Dekker B. Cornelissen M. Rep F. Takken
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An effector pair, notably Six5-Avr2, in the fungus Fusarium oxysporum that is recognized by a single resistance gene in tomato, I-2 is identified, the first report of a pair of effectors being recognized by a single R gene.

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