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. 2023 Nov 15;14:7392. doi: 10.1038/s41467-023-43192-4

Fig. 6. The interaction model between V.dahliae and cotton.

Fig. 6

a V991 regulates expression of more virulence-related genes during the host interaction, causing excessive accumulation of ROS in cotton and leading to severe disease. b 1cd3-2 expressed fewer virulence-related genes during the host interaction, resulting in lower accumulation of ROS in cotton and ultimately a milder phenotype of disease. c PEI-MQDs increase resistance to V991 by maintaining ROS homeostasis in cottons.