Claim · model-written summary
A strains were genetically less diverse and had identical phenotypic responses and indistinguishable effector repertoires.
CitrusVerbatim
e0“A strains were genetically less diverse, induced identical phenotypic responses and possessed indistinguishable T3E repertoires”
e1“another citrus pathogen”
Title
Aline Escalon; Stéphanie Javegny; Christian Vernière; et al. Molecular Plant Pathology 2013. doi:10.1111/mpp.12019
Other claims from this paper (6)
- Observation Xci strains carried 28 effectors, of which 26 were shared by all strains.
- Observation xopAG and xopC1 were restricted to some A*/A(W) strains.
- Observation xopAG occurred in all A(W) strains and three genetically distant A* strains.
- Observation All xopAG-containing strains induced hypersensitive response on grapefruit and sweet orange.
- Association xopAD and xopAG analysis suggested horizontal transfer between X. citri pv. bilvae and some Xci strains.
- Association A*/A(W) clades correlated with geographic origin and effector repertoire, but not pathogenicity.