… on recent advances, and discuss the central role of salicylic acid in resistance to pathogens.
… insensitive') mutant, which accumulates salicylic acid upon pathogen infection to much …

… Through the analysis of mutant plants exhibiting aberrant responses to pathogen infection,
many genes encoding products involved in the SA-mediated defense pathway(s) have been …

… Plant resistance to biotrophic pathogens is classically thought to be mediated through SA …
and lignin accumulation and the expression of multiple genes, in Arabidopsis infected with …

… Plants overaccumulating the defense signal molecule salicylic acid (SA) frequently display
… We photographed the same infected plant with different background lighting to reveal …

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

… plants and in plants infected with necrotizing pathogens (see below). … to pathogens and the
production of at least some PR-proteins in plants can be induced by SA or acetylsalicylic acid…

… defense genes, and systemic acquired resistance (SAR) to further infection by a broad range
of pathogens. There is compelling evidence that SA plays a crucial role in triggering SAR. …

… Studies in various plant species have shown that pathogen infection leads to SA accumulation
not only in infected leaves but also in uninfected leaves that develop SAR (Malamy et al. …

… of plant resistance. In this review the latest developments implicating salicylic acid as a signal
… the NADPHrequiring oxidative burst after pathogen infection that is assumed to lead to the …

… 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 …