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These findings support the fact that Rudbeckia AGX could be a suitable candidate for alternative treatment of allergic asthma.Conidial hydrophobins in fungal pathogens of plants, insects, and humans are required for fungal attachment and are associated with high virulence. They are believed to contribute to the pathogenesis of infection by preventing immune recognition. Here, we refute this generalisation offering a more nuanced analysis. We show that MacHYD3, a hydrophobin located on the conidial surface of the specialist entomopathoge
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