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release
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genesinbacteria
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andDefense
PlantPatholoqv
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ina largeamount
Epidemics-Result and lost
. Ex.GreatPotato
Blight(Phytoptera), (Psylid)
SDCitrusQuarantine
. Chanceofepidemicisgreater
with overa largearea
) useofonevariety
orBiotic) understand
CanbeAbiotic
- PlantStresses: thetwoandknowexamples!
between
thedifference
of bioticattack:
- Methods
a -+atingofplant ) Performed
tissue by and
. CellInfection--gain to
access ) (bacteria, etc.)
fungi,
vs,Predators
-Plants
PlantDefense-Howdothevprotect themselves? MicrobeAttack-Howdotheyqetpastthesedefenses?
1) Defense- entryinto
Protect 1) - lnfectatwoundsites
cytoplasm alreadypresent
(duetoherbivory,pruning,
etc.)
cellwall
Ex.Bark,Waxcuticle,
- Thebreakingdownof
2) Defense protective ortoxins
layerswithenzymes
(fungi,
: Lectins protease
bacteria)or . Enzymes are : Hydrolases
(insects,
inhibitors animals) - Breakdown cellwall
metabolites
Secondary . Toxins:Small phytohormones
organics, (auxin,
- Phenolics, Alkaloids
Tanins, gibberellin)
cytokinin,
similar
to antibiotics
. Mosttoxinsare 3) : candiffer
- lf a general
toxin,canbestored in
safely between microbes
different
vacuole, structures
cellwall,orspecialized until . Ex.Entrance
through (stomates)
naturalopenings
needed
- Specific Herbivory
Case: inPotato
Defense
. Whenattacked. (Pl's)
are
fPr disrupting
released,
wounding
- Simple induces
intheherbivore's
digestion
thiseffect
stomach
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