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The relationship between pathogen-induced systemic resistance (ISR) and multigene (horizontal) resistance in plants

2001-01-01

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Plants have developed mechanisms to successfully co-exist in the presence of pathogenic organisms. Some interactions between plants and pathogens are based on recognition of specific elicitor molecules from avirulent pathogen races (avr gene products), which is described in the gene-for-gene resistance theory. Another type of resistance, multigenic (horizontal) resistance, is a less well-studied phenomenon that de...

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10.1023/a:1008784417222
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