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A. Pintye

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GFP transformation sheds more light on a widespread mycoparasitic interaction

M. Z. Nemeth, A. Pintye, A. N. Horvath, P. Vagi, G. M. Kovacs, M. Gorfer, L. Kiss

The paper uses GFP transformation to study the mycoparasitic interaction between Ampelomyces and powdery mildews, revealing Ampelomyces' persistence and hyphal development in different environments.

bioRxiv · Jan 10, 2019Microbiology