Titlebook: Mechanisms of Resistance to Plant Diseases; A. J. Slusarenko,R. S. S. Fraser (Honorary Visitin Book 2000 Kluwer Academic Publishers 2000 F

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The Barley/, (Syn. , Interactionr studies have suggested that at least callose and phenylpropanoids are directly involved in arresting the growth of the penetration peg. In compatible interactions, the haustorial nutrient uptake is believed to be driven by fungal plasma membrane H+-ATPase activity. This is based on the apparent la

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Genetics of Disease Resistancethogen races. Quantitative resistance shows no obvious genetic interaction with the pathogen and slows down the disease development by increasing latency period and other parameters related to the epidemic. Resistance breeding in crop plants depends on both types of resistance. Monogenic resistances

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Resistance in Populations comes into play. Compensation and tolerance are described as mechanisms operating after resistance and relevant to the phenomena of selection and fitness, which are treated subsequently..Some thoughts about management of resistance in crops are developed by considering all the mechanisms involved i

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Resistance Genes and the Perception and transduction of Elicitor Signals in Host-Pathogen Interactioerception systems for so-called general elicitors, i.e. substances characteristic of whole groups of micro-organisms, such as microbial glycopeptides, cell wall fragments, and sterols. The substances recognized occur not only in pathogens, but also in saprophytes and even in symbiotic microorganisms