Priming is an adaptive strategy that improves the defensive capacity of plants. This
phenomenon is marked by an enhanced activation of induced defense mechanisms. Stimuli …

Upon treatment with necrotizing pathogens, many plants develop an enhanced capacity for
activating defense responses to biotic and abiotic stress—a process called priming. The …

Upon infection by a pathogen, colonization of the roots by certain beneficial microbes, or
after treatment with various chemicals, plants can establish a unique physiological situation …

Infection of plants by necrotizing pathogens or colonization of plant roots with certain
beneficial microbes causes the induction of a unique physiological state called “priming” …

Plants have evolved various strategies to defend themselves against herbivores and
pathogens. Although some of these strategies are constitutive, ie present at all times, others …

In their struggle for life, plants can employ sophisticated strategies to defend themselves
against potentially harmful pathogens and insects. One mechanism by which plants can …

Plants can be primed for more rapid and robust activation of defence to biotic or abiotic
stress. Priming follows perception of molecular patterns of microbes or plants, recognition of …

Plants have evolved adaptive strategies to cope with pathogen infections that seriously
threaten plant viability and crop productivity. Upon the perception of invading pathogens, the …

Enhancing plant resistance against pests and diseases by priming plant immunity is an
attractive concept for crop protection because it provides long-lasting broad-spectrum …

Throughout evolution, plants have developed diverse mechanisms of defense that “prime”
their innate immune system for more robust and active induction of defense responses …