Titlebook: Active Defense Mechanisms in Plants; R. K. S. Wood Book 1982 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1982 bacteria.fungi.growth.plant.pla

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4615-8309-7bacteria; fungi; growth; plant; plants

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978-1-4615-8311-0Springer Science+Business Media New York 1982

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Studien zur Interdisziplin?ren Anthropologie the inhibition of pathogen growth is often associated with the premature death of the infected cells. The significance, if any, of the relationship between infected cell death and resistance of plants to disease has been the subject of several recent reviews (21, 39, 60). In one, Ingram (39) pointe

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-68566-3 all of these changes are also found after infection with fungi and bacteria that induce similar symptoms. Apparently, the ability of the host plant to react in the particular way it does, is present in a “cryptic” form all the time, but is evoked only by the triggering action of the infecting virus

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The Absence of Active Defense Mechanisms in Compatible Host-Pathogen Interactions,omes endogenous. Finally, non-expected utility models of choice under risk and uncertainty (i.e. ambiguity) are presented. While these models can explain observed test and treatment decisions, they are not suitable for normative analyses aimed at providing guidance on medical decision making..978-3-662-57137-8978-3-662-53432-8

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