11 research outputs found
Regulation of proteinaceous effector expression in phytopathogenic fungi
Get PDFEffectors are molecules used by microbial pathogens to facilitate infection via effector-triggered susceptibility or tissue necrosis in their host. Much research has been focussed on the identification and elucidating the function of fungal effectors during plant pathogenesis. By comparison, knowledge of how phytopathogenic fungi regulate the expression of effector genes has been lagging. Several recent studies have illustrated the role of various transcription factors, chromosome-based control, effector epistasis, and mobilisation of endosomes within the fungal hyphae in regulating effector expression and virulence on the host plant. Improved knowledge of effector regulation is likely to assist in improving novel crop protection strategies
Decomposition of organic amendment and nutrient release under the zai technique in the Sahel
No full textCarbon and nutrient losses during manure storage under traditional and improved practices in smallholder crop-livestock systems—evidence from Kenya
No full textNutrient release patterns of compost and its implication on crop yield under Sahelian conditions of Niger
No full textEffects of biochar, waste water irrigation and fertilization on soil properties in West African urban agriculture
No full textSevere homocysteinemia in two givosiran-treated porphyria patients: is free heme deficiency the culprit?
No full textModulation of Immune Signaling and Metabolism Highlights Host and Fungal Transcriptional Responses in Mouse Models of Invasive Pulmonary Aspergillosis
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Decomposition of Organic Materials into High Value Compost for Sustainable Crop Productivity
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