Plectosphaerella cucumerina's carbohydrate-active enzymes enable it to infect multiple plant hosts, with a key GH64 gene driving multihost pathogenicity.
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A new Cryphonectria species, Cry. eucalypticola, is identified on Eucalyptus in North Sumatra, marking the first report of the genus in the Southern Hemisphere on Myrtales.
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Fusarium and Neocosmospora species, including two new Fusarium species, dominate fungi associated with Hemileia leaf rusts on coffee in Africa and South America.
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Eight Diaporthe species, including four new to hosts, were identified as key pathogens causing kiwifruit decay in China, with D. eres being most prevalent at 58.9%.
Land-use changes significantly alter aquatic conidial fungal communities, with forested areas hosting higher diversity and distinct compositions compared to urban and rural zones.
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Deletion of FsbrlA in Fusarium solani causes a 93.9% drop in spore production and a 96.4% decrease in germination, impairing fungal development and pathogenicity.
Metabolic profiling reveals 269 tissue-specific metabolites, with 230 upregulated in root-associated endophytes of Thymus vulgaris, highlighting distinct chemical diversity.
A European ash pangenome uncovers 362,965 structural variants and identifies genetic markers linked to low ash dieback susceptibility in over 1,200 trees.
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FsSCR6 effector is essential for Fusarium sacchari virulence, suppressing sugarcane immunity and reducing disease severity by 100%.
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Two new fungal genera, Curvophialophora and Drepanoconia, within Magnaporthaceae, were discovered on switchgrass in the Pennsylvania Serpentine Barrens.
Esca disease causes significant transcriptomic reprogramming and DNA methylation changes in symptomatic grapevine leaves, with 1,000+ genes affected and early epigenetic markers identified.
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