Publications by authors named "Dalia V Chen"
Article Synopsis
- Climate change is shifting habitats for species and increasing the transmission of many pathogens, particularly those affecting humans and crops.
- The thermal tolerance of both hosts and pathogens is crucial for predicting disease outcomes, with studies often lacking for fungal pathogens in wild plants.
- Research on the fungal pathogen Microbotryum lychnidis-dioicae indicates that higher temperatures hinder the pathogen's growth and infection capability, while host plants remain resilient, potentially leading to reduced disease spread in a warming climate.
