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Hypersensitive response: From NLR pathogen recognition to cell death response

2021-03-01

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A wide range of potentially plant pathogenic microorganisms are naturally present in the environment. Despite relying only on the innate immune system, plants are able to resist most of the pathogens. Plants employ a multi‐layered defence system in which the first layer triggers the basal resistance (pathogen‐associated molecular pattern‐triggered immunity [PTI]). The second layer occurs when a resistance protein...

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78347949-9f2c-5756-9689-ab0a55ae1792
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10.1111/aab.12657
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