The MAX effector AvrRvi6 from Venturia inaequalis triggers Rvi6 resistance in apple trees.

1. Genome wide identification of AvrRvi6 3. Natural polymorphisms in AvrRvi6 mediate the escape from Rvi6 immunity 2. AvrRvi6 is a MAX effector triggering apoplastic immunity

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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.1094/3104996-p-162.pdf
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Fungal Plant Pathogen Control
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The MAX effector AvrRvi6 from Venturia inaequalis triggers Rvi6 resistance in apple trees.

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The MAX effector AvrRvi6 from Venturia inaequalis triggers Rvi6 resistance in apple trees.

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1. Genome wide identification of AvrRvi6 3. Natural polymorphisms in AvrRvi6 mediate the escape from Rvi6 immunity 2. AvrRvi6 is a MAX effector triggering apoplastic immunity

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