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NAC61 regulates late- and post-ripening osmotic, oxidative, and biotic stress responses in grapevine. [PDF]

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Veinal–mesophyll interaction under biotic stress

Journal of Plant Physiology, 2015
According to microscopic observations, germinating hyphae of Botrytis cinerea, though easily penetrating Mesembryanthemum crystallinum mesophyll tissue, are limited in growth in mid-ribs and only occasionally reach vascular bundles. In mid-ribs of C3 and CAM leaves, we found significantly lower rbcL (large RubisCO subunit) abundance.
Nosek, Michał   +5 more
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Biotic Stress: Diseases

2016
The chapter makes a brief review of concerted research activities that have been directed to study the biology of each disease, its epidemiology, control measures, screening of crop cultivars for resistance to disease and mechanisms of resistance. The disease problems and control measures of various crops such as pulse, oil seeds, cereals and other ...
Susanta Banik, Ratikanta Maiti
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Biotic Stress to Legumes: Fungal Diseases as Major Biotic Stress Factor

2021
Legumes represent one of the most valuable crops all over the world because of their high content of protein, carbohydrates, fibers and minerals. Legumes significantly affect animal and human health along with soil fertility enhancement. Despite large areas under legume cultivation, the per year legume produces are insufficient due to crop losses ...
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Omic Relief for the Biotically Stressed: Metabolomics of Plant Biotic Interactions

Trends in Plant Science, 2016
Many aspects of the way plants protect themselves against pathogen attack, or react upon such an attack, are realized by metabolites. The ambitious aim of metabolomics, namely the identification and annotation of the entire cellular metabolome, still poses a considerable challenge due to the high diversity of the metabolites in the cell.
Tenenboim, H., Brotman, Y.
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Brassinosteroids: under biotic stress

2010
Brassinosteroids are the steroidal plant hormones, key regulators of growth and metabolism in metabolically active tissues. Their interplay ensures either the accelerated growth or differentiation in meristematic tissues or induces the defense responses in biotically challenged tissues, stopping the growth responses in concentration dependent manner. A
Shamsul Hayat   +2 more
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