2013
DOI: 10.3389/fpls.2013.00256
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More beneath the surface? Root versus shoot antifungal plant defenses

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“…Third, there are strong indications that defense responses initiated by roots can substantially differ from those initiated by shoots [organ-specific immune responses (8)]. This means that the plant compartment in which the interaction is initiated (root or shoot) is important for the outcome of the interaction, which can contribute to the asymmetry in AG-BG interactions, depending on the locations of the inducer and responder.…”
Section: Plant-mediated Interactions Between Above-and Belowground Phmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Third, there are strong indications that defense responses initiated by roots can substantially differ from those initiated by shoots [organ-specific immune responses (8)]. This means that the plant compartment in which the interaction is initiated (root or shoot) is important for the outcome of the interaction, which can contribute to the asymmetry in AG-BG interactions, depending on the locations of the inducer and responder.…”
Section: Plant-mediated Interactions Between Above-and Belowground Phmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, further investigations where root border cells are directly challenged with specific pathogens are needed to provide a biological context for these observations. So far, the immune response in roots remains poorly understood and appears to be highly complex and cell-type specific ( Millet et al, 2010 ; Cannesan et al, 2012 ; Balmer and Mauch-Mani, 2013 ). To our knowledge, the only study that clearly demonstrated the relationship between the production of EXT and plant resistance to pathogens was performed in leaf tissues ( Wei and Shirsat, 2006 ).…”
Section: Agps and Exts: Role In Biotic Stressmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Many other plant miRNAs have been shown to respond to pathogen challenge1819, suggesting a broader involvement of miRNAs in defense. Here, we have systematically investigated the potential role of different miRNAs in disease resistance with A. thaliana lines in which activity of specific miRNA families is suppressed with miRNA target mimics20.…”
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confidence: 99%