Analyses of transposable elements in arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi support evolutionary parallels with filamentous plant pathogens
Jordana Inácio Nascimento Oliveira(University of Ottawa), Nicolas Corradi(University of Ottawa), Gökalp Yildirir(University of Ottawa), Vasilis Kokkoris(Institute of Ecology and Botany), C. E. Lane(University of Ottawa), Franck Stefani(Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada), Jeremy R. Dettman(Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada), Ariane Mayrand Nicol(University of Ottawa), Kasia Dadej(Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada), Ken Mugambi(University of Ottawa), Claudia Banchini(Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada)
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