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Three-dimensional infection network analysis in maize reveals variation in fungal colonization associated with lesion phenotypes
Quantitative disease resistance in plants emerges from complex interactions between host tissues and pathogen growth dynamics, producing a spectrum of phenotypic responses. In plant-fungal interactions, disease is most visibly expressed through lesions that vary in number, size, shape, and c
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