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    Gu SQ, Li P, Wu M, Hao ZM, Gong XD, Zhang XY, Tian L, Zhang P, Wang Y, Cao ZY, Fan YS, Han JM, Dong JG.
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  • 39. Aspergillus spp. eliminate Sclerotinia sclerotiorum by imbalancing the ambient oxalic acid concentration and parasitizing its sclerotia.
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  • 40. The bZIP-type transcription factor FlbB regulates distinct morphogenetic stages of colony formation in Aspergillus nidulans.
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