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Pst DC3000 infection alleviates subsequent freezing and heat injury to host plants via a salicylic acid-dependent pathway in Arabidopsis.

Plant, cell & environment - 1 Mar 2020

Tuang Za Khai, Wu Zhenjiang, Jin Ye, Wang Yizhong, Oo Phyo Phyo Zin, Zuo Guoxin, Shi Huazhong, Yang Wannian

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Abiotic stresses greatly affect the immunity of plants. However, it is unknown whether pathogen infection affects abiotic stress tolerance of host plants. Here, the effect of defense response on cold and heat tolerance of host plants was investigated in Pst DC3000-infected Arabidopsis plants, and it was found that the pathogen-induced defense response could alleviate the injury caused by subsequent cold and heat...

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PMID: 31851376
DOI: 10.1111/pce.13705

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