FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W4280546794> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W4280546794 endingPage "151" @default.
• W4280546794 startingPage "131" @default.
• W4280546794 abstract "Abstract Interactions among parasite species coinfecting the same host individual can have far reaching consequences for parasite ecology and evolution. How these within-host interactions affect epidemics may depend on two non-exclusive mechanisms: parasite growth and reproduction within hosts, and parasite transmission between hosts. Yet, how these two mechanisms operate under coinfection, and how sensitive they are to the composition of the coinfecting parasite community, remains poorly understood. Here, we test the hypothesis that the relationship between within- and between-host transmission of the fungal pathogen, Phomopsis subordinaria, is affected by co-occurring parasites infecting the host plant, Plantago lanceolata . We conducted a field experiment manipulating the parasite community of transmission source plants, then tracked P. subordinaria within-host transmission, as well as between-host transmission to naïve recipient plants. We find that coinfection with the powdery mildew pathogen, Podosphaera plantaginis , causes increased between-host transmission of P. subordinaria by affecting the number of infected flower stalks in the source plants, resulting from altered auto-infection. In contrast, coinfection with viruses did not have an effect on either within- or between-host transmission. We then analyzed data on the occurrence of P. subordinaria in 2018 and the powdery mildew in a multi-year survey data set from natural host populations to test whether the positive association predicted by our experimental results is evident in field epidemiological data. Consistent with our experimental findings, we observed a positive association in the occurrence of P. subordinaria and historical powdery mildew persistence. Jointly, our experimental and epidemiological results suggest that within- and between-host transmission of P. subordinaria depends on the identity of coinfecting parasites, with potentially far-reaching effects on disease dynamics and parasite co-occurrence patterns in wild populations." @default.
• W4280546794 created "2022-05-22" @default.
• W4280546794 creator A5009830428 @default.
• W4280546794 creator A5009934645 @default.
• W4280546794 creator A5059380834 @default.
• W4280546794 creator A5089207824 @default.
• W4280546794 date "2022-05-19" @default.
• W4280546794 modified "2023-10-14" @default.
• W4280546794 title "Altered within- and between-host transmission under coinfection underpin parasite co-occurrence patterns in the wild" @default.
• W4280546794 cites W1524435770 @default.
• W4280546794 cites W1855158593 @default.
• W4280546794 cites W1923444991 @default.
• W4280546794 cites W1951724000 @default.
• W4280546794 cites W1970436162 @default.
• W4280546794 cites W1979291561 @default.
• W4280546794 cites W1980519804 @default.
• W4280546794 cites W1986111793 @default.
• W4280546794 cites W1994964635 @default.
• W4280546794 cites W1995456413 @default.
• W4280546794 cites W2001168626 @default.
• W4280546794 cites W2001488018 @default.
• W4280546794 cites W2004369336 @default.
• W4280546794 cites W2012598692 @default.
• W4280546794 cites W2024032511 @default.
• W4280546794 cites W2025363484 @default.
• W4280546794 cites W2026156349 @default.
• W4280546794 cites W2028138031 @default.
• W4280546794 cites W2029733813 @default.
• W4280546794 cites W2033281511 @default.
• W4280546794 cites W2041440463 @default.
• W4280546794 cites W2045196646 @default.
• W4280546794 cites W2050066604 @default.
• W4280546794 cites W2053863304 @default.
• W4280546794 cites W2062863260 @default.
• W4280546794 cites W2063559063 @default.
• W4280546794 cites W2063830905 @default.
• W4280546794 cites W2063884060 @default.
• W4280546794 cites W2067625938 @default.
• W4280546794 cites W2072198955 @default.
• W4280546794 cites W2075540012 @default.
• W4280546794 cites W2078770871 @default.
• W4280546794 cites W2083060391 @default.
• W4280546794 cites W2087905288 @default.
• W4280546794 cites W2104767128 @default.
• W4280546794 cites W2105029602 @default.
• W4280546794 cites W2112294928 @default.
• W4280546794 cites W2113340730 @default.
• W4280546794 cites W2121711582 @default.
• W4280546794 cites W2124780630 @default.
• W4280546794 cites W2129503495 @default.
• W4280546794 cites W2141674219 @default.
• W4280546794 cites W2150330074 @default.
• W4280546794 cites W2153250672 @default.
• W4280546794 cites W2156293023 @default.
• W4280546794 cites W2161710152 @default.
• W4280546794 cites W2167108591 @default.
• W4280546794 cites W2167394341 @default.
• W4280546794 cites W2170138166 @default.
• W4280546794 cites W2171768438 @default.
• W4280546794 cites W2171788269 @default.
• W4280546794 cites W2184584013 @default.
• W4280546794 cites W2185565115 @default.
• W4280546794 cites W2240155193 @default.
• W4280546794 cites W2247098351 @default.
• W4280546794 cites W2414125378 @default.
• W4280546794 cites W2521217607 @default.
• W4280546794 cites W2592707603 @default.
• W4280546794 cites W2595927383 @default.
• W4280546794 cites W2752680100 @default.
• W4280546794 cites W2793054192 @default.
• W4280546794 cites W2796040431 @default.
• W4280546794 cites W2896050523 @default.
• W4280546794 cites W2897131037 @default.
• W4280546794 cites W2905160276 @default.
• W4280546794 cites W2910440142 @default.
• W4280546794 cites W2913744415 @default.
• W4280546794 cites W2924142152 @default.
• W4280546794 cites W2963954261 @default.
• W4280546794 cites W3009103544 @default.
• W4280546794 cites W3016563590 @default.
• W4280546794 cites W3035563162 @default.
• W4280546794 cites W3082838875 @default.
• W4280546794 cites W3082869971 @default.
• W4280546794 cites W3096573157 @default.
• W4280546794 cites W3133141459 @default.
• W4280546794 cites W3184094399 @default.
• W4280546794 cites W3201011717 @default.
• W4280546794 cites W4220679529 @default.
• W4280546794 cites W4230880126 @default.
• W4280546794 cites W4244745414 @default.
• W4280546794 cites W4253840017 @default.
• W4280546794 cites W4362636190 @default.
• W4280546794 cites W583965534 @default.
• W4280546794 doi "https://doi.org/10.1007/s10682-022-10182-9" @default.
• W4280546794 hasPubMedId "https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/36785621" @default.
• W4280546794 hasPublicationYear "2022" @default.
• W4280546794 type Work @default.
• W4280546794 citedByCount "3" @default.

• next