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The genetic and transcriptional basis of variation in fungal entomopathogen susceptibility
Herbivorous insects pose a major threat to global crop production, and there is growing need for biological alternatives to chemical control. Entomopathogenic fungi are a possible candidate, yet how susceptibility varies, what drives it, and whether it is consistent across environments remain poorly
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