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. 2020 Apr 23;11(1):365–380. doi: 10.1080/21505594.2020.1749487

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Figure 6. — Impacts of each pr1 deletion on the hyphal growth and conidiation of B. bassiana in mummified insects. (a) Images of fungal outgrowth rates on G. mellonella cadavers mummified by Δpr1 mutants and their control strains. (b) Conidial yields measured from the surfaces of cadavers 8 days post-death. The asterisked Δpr1 means differ significantly from those of the corresponding control strains unmarked (Tukey’s HSD, P < 0.05). Error bars: SD from three replicates (three cadavers per replicate). (c–d) Linear correlations of paired phenotypic parameters indicating a significant dependence of either cadaver conidiation level or cuticle infection-caused LT₅₀ on extracellular Pr1 activity and of the LT₅₀ on the concentration (development) of intrahaemocoel hyphal bodies among all Δpr1 mutants and control strains.