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A large European diversity panel reveals complex azole fungicide resistance gains of a major wheat pathogen
ABSTRACT Fungicide resistance in crop pathogens poses severe challenges to sustainable agriculture. Demethylation inhibitors (DMIs) are critical for controlling crop diseases but face rapid resistance gains. Even though the main molecular basis of resistance is well established, field surveys have r
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