Modulating host homeostasis as a strategy in the plant-pathogen arms race

Natalia Gottig Universidad Nacional de Rosario

Betiana S. Garavaglia Universidad Nacional de Rosario

Lucas D. Daurelio Universidad Nacional de Rosario

Alex Valentine University of the Western Cape

Chris Gehring University of the Western Cape

Elena G. Orellano Universidad Nacional de Rosario

Jorgelina Ottado Universidad Nacional de RosarioCorrespondence[email protected]

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