Plant-pathogen interactions
The Role of Mannitol and Mannitol Dehydrogenase in Plant-Pathogen Interactions
... In addition, MTD was massively induced by the known PR protein inducer SA in celery suspension cells (Williamson et al., 1995). As noted previously, both parsley and celery produce large amounts of mannitol as a product ...
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Alternaria Alternata Mannitol Metabolism in Plant-pathogen Interactions
... host-pathogen interactions, by allowing the fungus to suppress ROS-mediated plant defense ...in plant-pathogen interactions, wild type, single and double mutants were used in ...
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Spatial eco-evolutionary feedback in plant-pathogen interactions
... wild plant-pathogen systems, we reviewed a large number of studies that demonstrate the ecology-to-evolution and evolution-to-ecology ...in plant pathogen interactions, and the ...
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Computational models in plant-pathogen interactions: the case of Phytophthora infestans
... to plant pathologists, as reflected in the conversion of environ- mental factors such water or humidity into model varia- ...molecular plant- pathogen interaction models an important tool for ...
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Tansley insight. Machine learning in plant pathogen interactions: empowering biological predictions from field scale to genome scale.
... of plant–pathogen ...dissecting plant–pathogen interactions will come from the inte- gration of diverse -omic data sources and ML will play a crucial role in ...both plant and ...
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A multidisciplinary approach to investigate plant-pathogen interactions
... The plant apoplast is a complex environment where different factors may alter bacterial ...the plant cell wall displayed higher amounts of T3SS gene transcripts than those found within the apoplastic ...
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Chromatin remodelling during plant pathogen interactions
... protein interactions, in an attempt to maximise the number of purified interactors and to also create a snapshot of protein networks in living sys- ...positive interactions between proteins functioning in ...
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Multiple roles of flavonoids in plant rhizobia symbioses and plant pathogen interactions
... A lack of flavonoids due to silencing of the CHS gene family led to a strong reduction in nodule numbers. While exogenous application of auxin transport inhibitors could induce pseud[r] ...
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CiteSeerX — The role of oomycete effectors in plant–pathogen interactions
... counteract plant defence responses. Recent research on plant–microbe interactions has revealed that an important part of the infection strategies of a diverse range of plant pathogens, ...
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Ten Prominent Host Proteases in Plant – Pathogen Interactions
... SBT3.3 controlling SA regulated gene expression and priming the immune response remains.. 77.[r] ...
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Hyperspectral phenotyping on the microscopic scale: towards automated characterization of plant-pathogen interactions
... qualitative plant traits are desired, along with enhanced stress resist- ance, especially against plant ...in plant breeding. Fungal plant pathogens affect almost all relevant crops in ...
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Pathogen recognition in compatible plant-microbe interactions
... We identified 68 specific differentially expressed genes for grey mould and late blight at a relatively early dis- ease progression state at 24 hpi. These genes were either up- or down-regulated and never lead to ...
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Iron and reactive oxygen in wheat-pathogen interactions
... in plant-pathogen ...in plant ROS production during pathogen attack, I first examined the localisation and reactive properties of iron during powdery mildew infection of ...during ...
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Call for participants to workshop on: Plant-microbe interactions: pathogen and host diversity, infection and defense mechanisms and disease protection
... on: Plant-microbe interactions: pathogen and host diversity, infection and defense mechanisms and disease protection Under the Researcher Links scheme offered within the Newton Fund, the British ...
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Plant-mediated interactions between the entomopathogenic fungus Beauveria bassiana, insect herbivores and a plant pathogen
... from plant sections was random, which could indicate uneven colonisation of the ...the plant pieces and the time given to allow the outgrowth of fungal hyphae from plant ...of plant and fungal ...
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Senescence and host–pathogen interactions
... the pathogen exploitation of ageing cells and senescence as a novel hijack target of bacterial pathogens that deploys senescence-inducing toxins to promote ...
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Differential pathogen-host interactions
... each pathogen, we first describe epidemiological data and clinical relevance, followed by direct effects on the respiratory tract that predispose to secondary infections as well as immunomodulatory ...
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Host Diet and Pathogen Diversity: How Soil Nutrients Affect Plant Virus Interactions
... and pathogen fitness makes predicting their effects on virulence challenging (Lafferty and Holt 2003, Paull et ...two plant viruses in oats, nutrient addition that promoted plant growth partially ...
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A theoretical analysis of plant host-pathogen interactions in a gene-for-gene system --(Biomathematics series #8)
... host were land 1-sa , respectively, and the fitness values assigned to the avirulent and virulent pathogen on the resistant host were I-Sa and... For the frequence of susceptible hosts e[r] ...
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Effects of temperature on wheat-pathogen interactions
... 6.3.2 CE experiments Discussion of isolation and maintenance of Ggt stains is provided in Section 2.2.3.2. Three different strains of Ggt were used in this experiment from which agar plugs were placed in conical flasks ...
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