Journal of Fungi,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
11(1), С. 25 - 25
Опубликована: Янв. 1, 2025
Since
the
domestication
of
plants,
pathogenic
fungi
have
consistently
threatened
crop
production,
evolving
genetically
to
develop
increased
virulence
under
various
selection
pressures.
Understanding
their
evolutionary
trends
is
crucial
for
predicting
and
designing
control
measures
against
future
disease
outbreaks.
This
paper
reviews
evolution
fungal
pathogens
from
natural
habitats
agricultural
settings,
focusing
on
eight
significant
phytopathogens:
Pyricularia
oryzae,
Botrytis
cinerea,
Puccinia
spp.,
Fusarium
graminearum,
F.
oxysporum,
Blumeria
graminis,
Zymoseptoria
tritici,
Colletotrichum
spp.
Also,
we
explore
mechanism
used
understand
in
these
fungi.
The
studied
evolved
agroecosystems
through
either
(1)
introduction
elsewhere;
or
(2)
local
origins
involving
co-evolution
with
host
shifts,
genetic
variations
within
existing
strains.
Genetic
variation,
generated
via
sexual
recombination
asexual
mechanisms,
often
drives
pathogen
evolution.
While
rare
mainly
occurs
at
center
origin
pathogen,
mechanisms
such
as
mutations,
parasexual
recombination,
horizontal
gene
chromosome
transfer,
chromosomal
structural
are
predominant.
Farming
practices
like
mono-cropping
resistant
cultivars
prolonged
use
fungicides
same
mode
action
can
drive
emergence
new
pathotypes.
Furthermore,
range
does
not
necessarily
impact
adaptation
Although
halting
impractical,
its
pace
be
slowed
by
managing
selective
pressures,
optimizing
farming
practices,
enforcing
quarantine
regulations.
study
has
been
transformed
advancements
molecular
biology,
genomics,
bioinformatics,
utilizing
methods
next-generation
sequencing,
comparative
transcriptomics
population
genomics.
However,
continuous
research
remains
essential
monitor
how
evolve
over
time
proactive
strategies
that
mitigate
agriculture.
Nucleic Acids Research,
Год журнала:
2017,
Номер
46(D1), С. D802 - D808
Опубликована: Окт. 24, 2017
Ensembl
Genomes
(http://www.ensemblgenomes.org)
is
an
integrating
resource
for
genome-scale
data
from
non-vertebrate
species,
complementing
the
resources
vertebrate
genomics
developed
in
project
(http://www.ensembl.org).
Together,
two
provide
a
consistent
set
of
programmatic
and
interactive
interfaces
to
rich
range
including
genome
sequence,
gene
models,
transcript
genetic
variation,
comparative
analysis.
This
paper
provides
update
previous
publications
about
resource,
with
focus
on
recent
developments
expansions.
These
include
incorporation
almost
20
000
additional
sequences
over
35
tracks
RNA-Seq
data,
which
have
been
aligned
genomic
sequence
made
available
visualization.
Other
advances
since
2015
release
database
Resource
Description
Framework
(RDF)
format,
large
increase
community-derived
curation,
new
high-performance
protein
search,
cross-references,
improved
annotation
non-protein-coding
genes,
launch
pre-release
archival
sites.
Collectively,
these
changes
are
part
continuing
response
increasing
quantity
publicly-available
consequent
need
archive,
integrate,
annotate
disseminate
using
automated,
scalable
methods.
Molecular Plant Pathology,
Год журнала:
2019,
Номер
20(6), С. 877 - 892
Опубликована: Апрель 4, 2019
The
fungal
pathogen
Botrytis
cinerea
causes
grey
mould,
a
commercially
damaging
disease
of
strawberry.
This
affects
fruit
in
the
field,
storage,
transport
and
market.
presence
mould
is
most
common
reason
for
rejection
by
growers,
shippers
consumers,
leading
to
significant
economic
losses.
Here,
we
review
biology
epidemiology
pathogen,
mechanisms
infection
genetics
host
plant
resistance.
development
affected
environmental
genetic
factors;
however,
little
known
about
how
B.
strawberry
interact
at
molecular
level.
Despite
intensive
efforts,
breeding
resistance
has
not
been
successful,
underlying
tolerance
are
poorly
understood
under-investigated.
Current
control
strategies
against
include
pre-
postharvest
fungicides,
yet
they
generally
ineffective
expensive.
In
this
review,
examine
available
research
on
horticultural
management,
chemical
biological
field
discuss
their
relevance
integrative
management.
Additionally,
identify
propose
approaches
increasing
tapping
into
natural
variation
manipulating
factors
via
engineering
genome
editing.
The Plant Cell,
Год журнала:
2017,
Номер
29(8), С. 1883 - 1906
Опубликована: Июль 21, 2017
The
hormone
jasmonate
(JA),
which
functions
in
plant
immunity,
regulates
resistance
to
pathogen
infection
and
insect
attack
through
triggering
genome-wide
transcriptional
reprogramming
plants.
We
show
that
the
basic
helix-loop-helix
transcription
factor
(TF)
MYC2
tomato
(Solanum
lycopersicum)
acts
downstream
of
JA
receptor
orchestrate
JA-mediated
activation
both
wounding
responses.
Using
chromatin
immunoprecipitation
sequencing
(ChIP-seq)
coupled
with
RNA
(RNA-seq)
assays,
we
identified
655
MYC2-targeted
JA-responsive
genes.
These
genes
are
highly
enriched
Gene
Ontology
categories
related
TFs
early
response
JA,
indicating
at
a
high
hierarchical
level
regulate
gene
transcription.
also
group
(MTFs)
may
directly
JA-induced
late
defense
Our
findings
suggest
its
MTFs
form
cascade
during
immunity
initiates
amplifies
output.
As
proof
concept,
showed
necrotrophic
Botrytis
cinerea,
MTF
JA2-Like
module
preferentially
wounding-responsive
genes,
whereas
ETHYLENE
RESPONSE
FACTOR.C3
pathogen-responsive
Annual Review of Phytopathology,
Год журнала:
2018,
Номер
56(1), С. 21 - 40
Опубликована: Май 16, 2018
Filamentous
pathogens,
including
fungi
and
oomycetes,
pose
major
threats
to
global
food
security.
Crop
pathogens
cause
damage
by
secreting
effectors
that
manipulate
the
host
pathogen's
advantage.
Genes
encoding
such
are
among
most
rapidly
evolving
genes
in
pathogen
genomes.
Here,
we
review
how
characteristics
of
emergence,
function,
regulation
effector
tightly
linked
genomic
compartments
where
these
located
The
presence
repetitive
elements
is
associated
with
elevated
rates
point
mutations
sequence
rearrangements
a
impact
on
diversification.
expression
many
converges
an
epigenetic
control
mediated
elements.
Population
genomics
analyses
showed
show
high
turnover
at
loci
display
mosaic
presence-absence
polymorphism
strains.
We
conclude
effective
containment
strategies
require
thorough
understanding
genome
biology
potential
for
rapid
adaptation.
Genome Biology and Evolution,
Год журнала:
2017,
Номер
9(3), С. 593 - 618
Опубликована: Фев. 15, 2017
Sclerotinia
sclerotiorum
is
a
phytopathogenic
fungus
with
over
400
hosts
including
numerous
economically
important
cultivated
species.
This
contrasts
many
destructive
pathogens
that
only
exhibit
single
or
very
few
hosts.
Many
plant
"two-speed"
genome.
So
described
because
their
genomes
contain
alternating
gene
rich,
repeat
sparse
and
poor,
repeat-rich
regions.
In
fungi,
the
regions
may
be
subjected
to
process
termed
repeat-induced
point
mutation
(RIP).
Both
activity
RIP
are
thought
play
significant
role
in
evolution
of
secreted
virulence
proteins,
effectors.
We
present
complete
genome
sequence
S.
generated
using
Single
Molecule
Real-Time
Sequencing
technology
highly
accurate
annotations
produced
an
extensive
RNA
sequencing
data
set.
identified
70
effector
candidates
have
highlighted
planta
expression
profiles.
Furthermore,
we
characterized
architecture
comparison
genomes.
show
there
association
between
positions
proteins
high
index
but
did
not
detect
correlation
protein
proportion
GC
content.
Neither
negative
CDS
content
across
conclude
exhibits
subtle
signatures
enhanced
specific
genomic
compartments
as
result
transposition
activity.
However,
these
observable
at
whole-genome
scale.
Nature Communications,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
14(1)
Опубликована: Сен. 27, 2023
Abstract
Adapted
plant
pathogens
from
various
microbial
kingdoms
produce
hundreds
of
unrelated
small
secreted
proteins
(SSPs)
with
elusive
roles.
Here,
we
used
AlphaFold-Multimer
(AFM)
to
screen
1879
SSPs
seven
tomato
for
interacting
six
defence-related
hydrolases
tomato.
This
11,274
protein
pairs
identified
15
non-annotated
that
are
predicted
obstruct
the
active
site
chitinases
and
proteases
an
intrinsic
fold.
Four
were
experimentally
verified
be
inhibitors
pathogenesis-related
subtilase
P69B,
including
extracellular
protein-36
(Ecp36)
secreted-into-xylem-15
(Six15)
fungal
Cladosporium
fulvum
Fusarium
oxysporum
,
respectively.
Together
a
P69B
inhibitor
bacterial
pathogen
Xanthomonas
perforans
Kazal-like
oomycete
Phytophthora
infestans
emerges
as
effector
hub
targeted
by
different
kingdoms,
consistent
diversification
orthologs
paralogs.
study
demonstrates
power
artificial
intelligence
predict
cross-kingdom
interactions
at
plant-pathogen
interface.
Organisms
exhibit
extensive
variation
in
ecological
niche
breadth,
from
very
narrow
(specialists)
to
broad
(generalists).
Two
general
paradigms
have
been
proposed
explain
this
variation:
(i)
trade-offs
between
performance
efficiency
and
breadth
(ii)
the
joint
influence
of
extrinsic
(environmental)
intrinsic
(genomic)
factors.
We
assembled
genomic,
metabolic,
data
nearly
all
known
species
ancient
fungal
subphylum
Saccharomycotina
(1154
yeast
strains
1051
species),
grown
24
different
environmental
conditions,
examine
evolution.
found
that
large
differences
carbon
utilization
traits
yeasts
stem
genes
encoding
specific
metabolic
pathways,
but
we
limited
evidence
for
trade-offs.
These
comprehensive
argue
factors
shape
microbes.
Molecular Horticulture,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
5(1)
Опубликована: Янв. 2, 2025
Abstract
Grapevine
is
an
important
economic
fruit
tree
worldwide,
but
grape
production
has
been
plagued
by
a
vast
number
of
fungal
diseases,
which
affect
vigor
and
the
quality
yield
berries.
To
seek
remedies
for
such
issues,
researchers
have
always
committed
to
conventional
biotechnological
breeding.
In
recent
years,
increasing
progress
made
in
elucidating
molecular
mechanisms
grape–pathogenic
fungi
interactions
resistance
regulation.
Here,
we
summarize
current
knowledge
on
basis
grapevine
including
effector-mediated
susceptibility
resistance,
resistant
regulatory
networks
grapevine,
innovative
approaches
genetic
transformation,
strategies
improve
resistance.
Understanding
exploring
accurately
regulating
diseases.
Phytopathology,
Год журнала:
2018,
Номер
108(10), С. 1128 - 1140
Опубликована: Июль 26, 2018
Among
necrotrophic
fungi,
Sclerotinia
sclerotiorum
is
remarkable
for
its
extremely
broad
host
range
and
aggressive
tissue
colonization.
With
full
genome
sequencing,
transcriptomic
analyses
the
increasing
pace
of
functional
gene
characterization,
factors
underlying
basis
this
pathogenesis
are
now
being
elucidated
at
a
greater
pace.
these,
genes
have
been
characterized
that
required
infection
via
compound
appressoria
in
addition
to
associated
with
colonization
regulate
oxalic
acid
(OA)
production
OA
catabolism.
Moreover,
virulence-related
secretory
proteins
identified,
among
which
candidates
manipulating
activities
apoplastically
cytoplasmically.
Coupled
these
mechanistic
studies,
cytological
observations
process
blurred
heretofore
clear-cut
biotroph
versus
necrotroph
boundary.
In
review,
we
reexamine
cytology
S.
put
more
recent
molecular
genomic
data
into
context
cytology.
We
propose
two-phase
model
pathogen
first
evades,
counteracts
subverts
basal
defense
reactions
prior
killing
degrading
cells.
Spatially,
may
achieve
compatibility
factors/effectors
appressoria,
bulbous
subcuticular
hyphae,
primary
invasive
hyphae.
By
examining
nuances
interaction,
hope
illuminate
new
classes
as
targets
improve
our
understanding
pathogens
provide
corresponding
resistance.
Abstract
The
genome
of
Fusarium
oxysporum
(Fo)
consists
a
set
eleven
‘core’
chromosomes,
shared
by
most
strains
and
responsible
for
housekeeping,
one
or
several
accessory
chromosomes.
We
sequenced
strain
Fo
f.sp.
radicis
-
cucumerinum
(Forc)
using
PacBio
SMRT
sequencing.
All
but
the
core
chromosomes
were
assembled
into
single
contigs,
chromosome
that
shows
all
hallmarks
pathogenicity
comprised
two
contigs.
A
central
part
this
contains
identified
candidate
effector
genes,
including
homologs
SIX6
,
SIX9
SIX11
SIX
13
.
show
6
contributes
to
virulence
Forc.
Through
horizontal
transfer
(HCT)
non-pathogenic
strain,
we
also
containing
gene
is
indeed
cucurbit
infection.
Conversely,
complete
loss
was
observed
in
Forc016
lost
chromosome.
conclude
non-wilt-inducing
pathogen
relies
on
proteins
successful
infection
Forc
information
necessary
causing
root
rot
cucurbits.
Three
out
nine
HCT
investigated
have
undergone
large-scale
alterations,
reflecting
remarkable
plasticity
genomes.