Comparative genomics reveals cotton‐specific virulence factors in flexible genomic regions in <i>Verticillium dahliae</i> and evidence of horizontal gene transfer from <i>Fusarium</i>
Jieyin Chen(Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences), Xiaofeng Dai(Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences), Baoli Wang(Tianjin Medical University), Jinqun Huang(BGI Group (China)), Xuefeng Ma(University of Missouri), Nan‐Yang Li(Institute of Food Science and Technology), Gengyun Zhang(BGI Group (China)), Yong Liang(Ontario Institute for Cancer Research), Yuejing Gui(Institute of Food Science and Technology), Krishna V. Subbarao(University of California, Davis), Kai-wei Si(BGI Group (China)), Lin Yang(Kunming University of Science and Technology), Lei Zhou(Virginia–Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine), Ting‐Gang Li(Institute of Food Science and Technology), Dandan Zhang(Institute of Food Science and Technology), Jie Wang(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Wenqi Zhang(Institute of Food Science and Technology), Yuming Bao(Institute of Food Science and Technology), Dylan P. G. Short(University of California, Davis), Chun Liu(Chinese Academy of Tropical Agricultural Sciences)
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