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Targeting of the barley cell-surface receptor SRF3 by the Blumeria hordei effector AVRA13 overlaps with AVRA13 recognition by MLA and the induction of NLR-mediated cell death.
Pathogens secrete effector proteins to promote virulence. Despite their recognition by barley Mla resistance genes, the structurally-related Blumeria hordei (Bh) AVRA effectors are maintained in the Bh genome, suggesting virulence functions critical for fungal pathogenicity. Using proximity-dependen
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