… The ascomycete fungal pathogen Fusarium graminearum (sexual … Fusarium graminearum
infection causes significant crop and … graminearum pathogenesis, toxin biosynthesis and host …

… Moreover, co-expression of two or more PRs can increase host resistance responses
against pathogens (Zhu et al., 1994). To verify whether validamycin induces host resistance …

… graminearum, reduces grain yield and contaminates grains with trichothecene mycotoxins.
Host resistance … been mapped, but the host resistance mechanisms are poorly understood. …

… The ascomycete fungal pathogen Fusarium graminearum causes the globally … graminearum
and the model dicot host Arabidopsis has been used to understand host resistance to F. …

… In addition to this factor, host resistance seems to influence the accumulation of DON in the
cereal, as it is believed that moderately resistant cultivars have less mycotoxins compared to …

… Gibberella stalk rot caused by Fusarium graminearum … resistant hybrids is the best choice
for disease control. Hence, understanding of the molecular basis underlying maize resistance …

… graminearum. Although Fg00677 and Fg08731 are essential in F. graminearum, we did not
observe complete resistance to F. graminearum as the smaller browning or bleaching lesion …

… Host resistance is generally recognized as the most appropriate means to control head … of
FHB resistance are widely recognized: resistance to initial infection (Type 1) and resistance to …

… race to overcome genetically determined host resistance that is effective against other races…
of damage caused to the host without regard to the type of resistance genes (Shaner et al., …

… Host resistance is the most promising way to control the disease. Metabolic profiling was
applied to identify resistance related (RR) metabolites against Fusarium … through host resistance…