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Haplotype-resolved telomere-to-telomere genome of Aphelenchus avenae implicates P5CS in nematode desiccation stress response
The remarkable ability to survive desiccation and persist in a dry state is among nature's most fascinating adaptations, enabling certain organisms to withstand extreme dehydration without damage. This phenomenon has been widespread across diverse life forms, including plants, fungi, and nematodes.
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