1986
DOI: 10.1051/agro:19860907
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Induction de nécroses foliaires, de protéines b et de résistance dans les interactions tabac — Phytophthora

Abstract: Des tiges de plants de tabac décapités (var. « Xanthi nc » ou « Samsun nn », âgés de 50 à 65 j) ont été soit inoculées avec différentes espèces de Phytophthora soit traitées par dépôt d'une goutte (20 I ll) de filtrats de culture obtenus à partir de ces diverses espèces. Avec 6 espèces de Phytophthora incompatibles (différentes de l'espèce pathogène P. parasitica var. nicotianae) on a pu induire la production de protéines additionnelles solubles de type protéine b dans les feuilles de tabac « Xanthi nc » soit … Show more

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“…Not only the amino acid sequences of cinnamomin and cryptogein were more homologous to each other than to capsicein, but they exhibit the same levels of biological activities [1,3,4]. Since the central core of the 3 molecules was highly conserved, it was likely essential for both biological activities.…”
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“…Not only the amino acid sequences of cinnamomin and cryptogein were more homologous to each other than to capsicein, but they exhibit the same levels of biological activities [1,3,4]. Since the central core of the 3 molecules was highly conserved, it was likely essential for both biological activities.…”
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“…These fungal proteins constitute a novel protein family, called elicitins. Applied on tobacco plants, elicitins not only elicit leaf necrosis, but also cause the accumulation of pathogenesis-related proteins [4] and induce protection against a subsequent inoculation with the tobacco pathogen P. nicotianae. Elicitins from various species exhibit different levels of biological activities, abolished upon pronase digestion [5]: cryptogein causes visible leaf necrosis when applied at -1 pg per plant, whereas 50-fold as much capsicein is required for the same reaction; in contrast to cryptogein, capsicein induces protection even in the near absence of leaf necrosis.…”
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“…It also elicits PR protein accumulation and protects tobacco plants against invasion following inoculation with the compatible pathogen Phytophthora parasitica var. nicotianae (8,9). It has been purified and its amino acid sequence determined (25 CRY was purified according to the method of Ricci et al (25) and added to suspension cultures as an aqueous solution.…”
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“…So, in the search for elicitors of resistance, it seems desirable to concentrate on non-compatible strains or filtrates, while avoiding those which are excessively phytotoxic. Additional (Kuc et al, 1975, JENNS et al, 1979, BERGS-TRO CvI et al, 1982 ou chez le melon à l'égard de C. lagenarium (ROSSIGNOL, 1979 (BONNET et al, 1986). Le schéma de purification d'un filtrat de culture (BONNET et al, 1985) (BONNET et al, 1985).…”
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