1980
DOI: 10.1016/s0031-9422(00)83790-5
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Role of hydroxamic acids in the resistance of cereals to aphids

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“…Higher DIMBOA concentration in flag leaves in comparison to ears at anthesis was consistent with the higher MRGR of S. avenae in ears than in flag leaves (Nicol and Wratten 1997). Besides that, the susceptibility of three grass species to Metopolophium dirhodum is related to the presence or absence of those Table 1 where the means and LSD (5%) for statistical comparison are displayed acids (Argandon˜a et al 1980), DIMBOA was shown to deter feeding by R. padi and to reduce BYDV transmission to wheat (Givovich and Niemeyer 1991) and effects of hydroxamic acids in aphid performance was also reported by others (Niemeyer et al 1989;Bravo and Copaja 2002). When consid-ering only BRS Timbau´va and BRS Guabiju, two of the wheat genotypes evaluated here, it is clear that an association exist between the DIMBOA and the plant resistance against S. avenae and R. padi.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 69%
“…Higher DIMBOA concentration in flag leaves in comparison to ears at anthesis was consistent with the higher MRGR of S. avenae in ears than in flag leaves (Nicol and Wratten 1997). Besides that, the susceptibility of three grass species to Metopolophium dirhodum is related to the presence or absence of those Table 1 where the means and LSD (5%) for statistical comparison are displayed acids (Argandon˜a et al 1980), DIMBOA was shown to deter feeding by R. padi and to reduce BYDV transmission to wheat (Givovich and Niemeyer 1991) and effects of hydroxamic acids in aphid performance was also reported by others (Niemeyer et al 1989;Bravo and Copaja 2002). When consid-ering only BRS Timbau´va and BRS Guabiju, two of the wheat genotypes evaluated here, it is clear that an association exist between the DIMBOA and the plant resistance against S. avenae and R. padi.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 69%
“…1) of DIMBOA. Our earlier work (20) has demonstrated that maize converts [2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14] Cindole into 14 C-DIMBOA, and that perdeuterated indole is converted by maize into DIMBOA that is deuterated both in the benzene ring and at the hemiacetal carbon of the heterocyclic ring. These results demonstrate that the DIMBOA biosynthetic pathway utilizes indole as a direct intermediate and raise the question of whether a specific indole synthase exists for this pathway or whether indole is diverted from the tryptophan biosynthetic pathway.…”
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“…Desde então, novas atividades biológicas foram descobertas: resistência de milho à Ostrinia nubilis (Nair et al, 1990) e afideos (Argandona et al, 1980), resistência à fungos e bactérias Woodward et al, 1978), efeitos alelopáticos (Barnes & Putnam, 1987), e detoxificação de herbicidas (Hamilton, 1964) e pesticidas (Niemeyer, 1988). Estas estão entre as mais importantes atividades biológicas dos ácidos hidroxâmicos.…”
Section: Allelopathic Potential Of 2-benzoxazolin One (Boa) and Its Iunclassified
“…Estas estão entre as mais importantes atividades biológicas dos ácidos hidroxâmicos. Embora este grupo de compostos tenha sido extensivamente estudado, a maioria dos trabalhos sobre interações planta x planta e planta x fungos e insetos tratam da forma glucosídica ou de seus ácidos hidroxâmicos; poucos relatam sobre benzoxazolinonas (Argandona et al, 1980;Tipton & Buell, 1970;Quiroz, 1989;Woodward et al, 1978;Zuniga et al, 1983).…”
Section: Allelopathic Potential Of 2-benzoxazolin One (Boa) and Its Iunclassified