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Project

Plantjacking: how do vascular pathogens avoid starvation in the xylem?

Outputs and Outcomes

Publications

The role of ethylene in the Verticillium dahliae-pepper interaction : defense mechanism or disease driver?

Roos BexShirley MarcouYukiyo SatoFlorà MagnusLien TyvaertThomas DepaepeSiel GoethalsDominique Van Der StraetenBart P.H.J. ThommaKathy SteppeMonica Höfte et al.

The role of 1-aminocyclopropane-1-carboxylic acid (ACC) biosynthesis and degradation in the Verticillium dahliae-pepper interaction

Roos BexShirley MarcouLien TyvaertThomas DepaepeSiel GoethalsDa CaoDominique Van Der StraetenKathy SteppeMonica Höfte

Ethylene-inducing enzymes in the Verticillium dahliae-pepper interaction

Roos BexShirley MarcouOlivier LerouxKathy SteppeMonica Höfte

Verticillium wilt in pepper : water relations and embolism formation

Shirley MarcouRoos BexKaat De BoeckRoelke De PaepeOlivier LerouxMonica HöfteKathy Steppe

Plant xylem metabolite and starch dynamics in the V. dahliae-pepper interaction

Shirley MarcouInne KerstensRoos BexJulie MoyseOlivier LerouxAnthony QuéroKathy SteppeMonica Höfte