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Root-knot-nematode-derived mimics of RGF peptides hijack host signalling to orchestrate feeding site formation
Root-knot nematodes establish long-term parasitic relationships with diverse hosts by inducing specialized feeding cells. However, the molecular mechanisms by which nematodes manipulate this developmental reprogramming process remain largely unknown. Here we identify a class of ROOT MERISTEM GROWTH
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