Fernandez Diana, Langin Thierry. (2002). Transposable elements in fungal pathogens : new diagnostic tools. In :
Kempken F. (ed.), Esser K. (ed.), Bennet J.W. (ed.). The Mycota : 11.Agricultural applications : a comprehensive treatise on fungi as experimental systems for basic and applied research. Berlin : Springer, p. 171-192. ISBN 3-540-42628-0.
Titre du document
Transposable elements in fungal pathogens : new diagnostic tools
Année de publication
2002
Type de document
Partie d'ouvrage
Auteurs
Fernandez Diana, Langin Thierry
In
Kempken F. (ed.), Esser K. (ed.), Bennet J.W. (ed.) The Mycota : 11.Agricultural applications : a comprehensive treatise on fungi as experimental systems for basic and applied research
Source
Berlin : Springer, 2002,
p. 171-192 ISBN 3-540-42628-0
Knowledge of the population genetics of fungi has increased notably in the last decade thanks to the use of molecular markers that have made possible more precise identification of the fungal genetic entities composing natural populations (Leung et al. 1993; Brown 1996; McDonald 1997). Within fungi there is a great diversity of biological behaviors and life histories that have direct implications for the genetic structure of fungal populations. Many filamentous fungi are capable of reproducing both sexually and asexually and the relative contribution of each of these modes of reproduction can have major implications for their genetic population structure (Brygoo et al. 1998). In particular, many pathogenic fungi display a predominantly asexual reproductive phase in their life cycle; as a consequence, large fungal populations may be composed of a relatively small number of genetically distinct clones.
Plan de classement
Symptomatologie, diagnostic des agents pathogènes [076MALPLA03]
