Fungal oxalic acid dampens plant immunity through targeting CERK1 deamidation
Scientists found that oxalic acid was a critical virulence factor for both S. sclerotiorum and B. cinerea during their infections of Arabidopsis plants. Further characterizations revealed that OA-mediated virulence in these fungal pathogens was contingent on CERK1.
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