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Resistance of Fusarium poae in Arabidopsis leaves requires mainly functional JA and ET signaling pathways.

Fungal biology - 1 Oct 2017

Dinolfo María Inés, Castañares Eliana, Stenglein Sebastián A

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Fusarium poae has been considered as a minor species among those that cause the FHB disease but in recent years several researchers have documented a high frequency of occurrence in several crops. We evaluated the ability of F. poae to produce symptoms in A. thaliana leaves. Moreover, we analyzed the defense of A. thaliana against F. poae using SA, JA, and ET mutants and we monitored the expression level of genes...

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PMID: 28889908
DOI: 10.1016/j.funbio.2017.06.001

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