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Commercial hybrids and mutant genotypes reveal complex protective roles for inducible terpenoid defenses in maize.

Journal of experimental botany - 24 Mar 2018

Christensen Shawn A, Sims James, Vaughan Martha M, Hunter Charles, Block Anna, Willett Denis, Alborn Hans T, Huffaker Alisa, Schmelz Eric A

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Plant defense research is facilitated by the use of genome-sequenced inbred lines; however, a foundational knowledge of interactions in commercial hybrids remains relevant to understanding mechanisms present in crops. Using an array of commercial maize hybrids, we quantified the accumulation patterns of defense-related metabolites and phytohormones in tissues challenged with diverse fungal pathogens. Across...

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PMID: 29361044
DOI: 10.1093/jxb/erx495

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