… Rhizobium inoculation decreases disease severity levels against Didymella pinodes by
lower pathogen infection, significant reduction in seed infection level, and higher accumulation …

… The question of how plants resist pathogens has long interested researchers. In 1933, …
resistance to pathogen attack that is developed by plants surviving an initial pathogen infection. …

… on recent advances, and discuss the central role of salicylic acid in resistance to pathogens.
… with the detection of salicylic acid in the phloem of pathogen-infected tobacco or cucumber 2'…

… During an infection experiment with the virulent oomycete pathogen Hyaloperonospora …
of conidiophores, whereas leaves free of pathogen growth only displayed background levels of …

… SA-dependent induction of alternative oxidase might be involved in maintaining the
NADPHrequiring oxidative burst after pathogen infection that is assumed to lead to the activation of …

… The inability to synthesize SA and the tendency to exhibit enhanced susceptibility to pathogen
infection are well correlated, and have been demonstrated in several Arabidopsis mutants …

… Salicylic acid (SA) is an important plant hormone that is best known for mediating host
responses upon pathogen infection. … plant pathogen responses function and how pathogens can …

… At the moment it remains unknown if the BA-producing reactions described above could
be involved in the production of SA following pathogen infection. Whether free or conjugated …

… In the absence of SA or pathogen infection, NPR1 is degraded to prevent spurious … It has
been shown that pathogen infection creates an SA gradient around the infection site [38] and …

… plants infected by biotrophic and hemibiotrophic pathogens. … bacterial hemibiotrophic
pathogen Pseudomonas syringae pv … by low temperature and pathogen infection involves related …