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What are avirulence genes?
a. plant genes that encode proteins that prevent infection (virulence)
b. plant genes that cause infection when the proteins they encode bind
to pathogen elicitors
c. pathogen genes that prevent the pathogens from causing plant
disease
d. pathogen genes that encode elicitors that foster disease
in plants
e. None of the above correctly describes avirulence genes.
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