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yong-sun bahn

Yonsei University

Seoul, Republic of Korea

Specialty Chief Editor

Fungal Pathogenesis
anuradha chowdhary

Vallabhbhai Patel Chest Institute, University of Delhi

New Delhi, India

Specialty Chief Editor

Fungal Pathogenesis
fausto almeida

University of São Paulo

São Paulo, Brazil

Associate Editor

Fungal Pathogenesis
andrew alspaugh

Duke University

Durham, United States

Associate Editor

Fungal Pathogenesis

Fungal Pathogenesis

Submit your research

Author guidelines

Editor guidelines

Peer review

Publishing fees

Editors

yong-sun bahn

anuradha chowdhary

fausto almeida

andrew alspaugh

Articles

Temperature-related growth limits and wood decay capacity of the warmth-loving fungus Biscogniauxia nummularia in vitro

First report of the emerging pathogenic yeast Candida palmioleophila in commercially relevant fish from southeastern Brazil

A new name for an old problem—Colletotrichum cigarro is the cause of St John’s wilt of Hypericum perforatum

Editorial: Fungal virulence

Research Topics

The Quintuple of Climate Change, Landscape Modification, Globalization, Pathogen Adaptation and Outbreaks

Mechanisms of immune response and evasion in fungal pathogenesis

Assessing Nosocomial Fungal Infections: Virulence and Resistance Dynamics

Insights into Developmental Biology and Infection Mechanisms of Filamentous Fungi