To understand the mechanisms underlying disease development in plants, molecular plant
pathology research has mostly focused on the characterization of direct interactions between …

During colonization of their hosts, pathogens secrete effector proteins to promote disease
development through various mechanisms. Increasing evidence shows that the host …

During colonization of their hosts, pathogens secrete effector proteins to promote disease
development through various mechanisms. Increasing evidence shows that the host …

Microbes typically secrete a plethora of molecules to promote niche colonization. Soil-dwelling
microbes are well-known producers of antimicrobials that are exploited to outcompete …

Fungi are well-known decomposers of organic matter that thrive in virtually any environment
on Earth where they encounter wealths of other microbes. Some fungi evolved symbiotic …

Plant pathogens secrete effector proteins to support host colonization through a wide range
of molecular mechanisms, while plant immune systems evolved receptors to recognize …

Rosellinia necatrix is a prevalent soil-borne plant-pathogenic fungus that is the causal agent
of white root rot disease in a broad range of host plants. The limited availability of genomic …

To facilitate disease establishment, plant pathogenic microbes secrete a wide diversity of
effectors that promote host colonization through a multitude of mechanisms. Typically, effectors …

Microbes utilize secreted molecules to facilitate niche establishment, including microbial
pathogens that colonize plant hosts1. We previously identified the secreted effector protein …