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. 2016 Aug 22;7:1289. doi: 10.3389/fmicb.2016.01289

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Copyright © 2016 Zhang, Liu, Zhao, Cheng, Xie, Fu, Jiang and Chen.

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Phenotypes of BcDIM2 and BcHP1 knockout transformants. (A) Comparison of the phenotypes of the ΔBcDIM2-16 and ΔBcHP1-7 knockout transformants. All the strains were grown on a PDA plate at 20°C for 15 days under a 12 h light/12 h dark photoperiod. (B) Comparison of the phenotypes of the ΔBcDIM2-16 and ΔBcHP1-7 knockout transformants. All the strains were grown on a PDA plate at 20°C for 15 days under dark condition. (C) Pathogenicity assays of the ΔBcDIM2-16 and ΔBcHP1-7 knockout transformants of B. cinerea on detached Arabidopsis leaves. (D) Comparison of the hyphal growth rate of the ΔBcDIM2-16 and ΔBcHP1-7 knockout transformants. (E) Comparison of the number of conidiophores per plate of ΔBcDIM2-16 and ΔBcHP1-7 knockout mutants. (F) Comparison of dry weight of sclerotia produced by ΔBcDIM2-16 and ΔBcHP1-7 knockout transformants. (G) Comparison of the lesion diameters of the wild type, ΔBcDIM2-16 and ΔBcHP1-7 knockout transformants.