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February 17, 2026Physiological and Molecular Plant Pathology

Whole genome analysis of Diplodia bulgarica associated with apple canker disease provides new insights into its virulence and host-pathogen interactions

Sajad Un Nabi Deeba Kamil Roaf Ahmad Parray Santosh Watpade M.K. Verma Wasim Hassan Raja Javid Iqbal Mir Mohammad Abas Shah Tabia Fayaz Sheikh Mansoor Saba Banday

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Diplodia bulgarica exhibits significant virulence traits associated with apple canker disease, impacting crop health.
Whole genome sequencing revealed specific genetic factors linked to the pathogen's ability to infect apple trees.
Analysis of the pathogen's genome provides insights into host-pathogen interactions, guiding future management practices.
Understanding these interactions could lead to more effective strategies to combat apple canker disease and protect crops.

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Whole genome analysis uncovers virulence factors in Diplodia bulgarica, suggesting potential management strategies for apple canker disease.

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Nabi et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69a761f7c6e9836116a300cb https://doi.org/10.1016/j.pmpp.2026.103152

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