1969
DOI: 10.1146/annurev.py.07.090169.001211
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The Role of Phenolics in Host Response to Infection

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“…The functions of these substances are largely unknown. Besides other functional roles flavonoids and other phenolic compounds are reported for their accumulation in general defence responses in plants (Beckmann 2000, Ferraris et al 1987, Kosuge 1969, Morrissey & Osbourne 1999. Ruan et al (1995) reported that treatment of pea root exudate with PVPP results in a reduced germination of macroconidia of F. solani f. sp.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The functions of these substances are largely unknown. Besides other functional roles flavonoids and other phenolic compounds are reported for their accumulation in general defence responses in plants (Beckmann 2000, Ferraris et al 1987, Kosuge 1969, Morrissey & Osbourne 1999. Ruan et al (1995) reported that treatment of pea root exudate with PVPP results in a reduced germination of macroconidia of F. solani f. sp.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Devido à sua natureza tóxica, muitos fenóis existem nas plantas na forma glicosilada, o que, além de atenuar-lhes a toxicidade, aumenta-lhes a solubilidade (KOSUGE, 1969). Sob a ação de glicosidases, tais compostos adquirem a forma livre, podendo expressar seu potencial tóxico.…”
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“…Na primeira, há a transformação de monofenóis para O-difenóis (atividade de cresolase) e, destes, para as respectivas 0-quinonas (atividade de catecolase). Segundo KOSUGE (1969), as quinonas podem ser relativamente tó-xicas a patógenos, por serem altamente reativas com proteínas, levando à precipitação de enzimas hidrolíticas do patógeno. Por via de regra, a atividade de catecolase é significativamente superior à de cresolase.…”
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“…Determination of total phenolic content in the bark tissues from scions and rootstocks in the grafted combinations and ungrafted genotypes was analyzed according to Swain and Hillis (1959), modified by Kosuge (1969). Three solvents were used: water, water-methanol (50:50, v/v), and methanol.…”
Section: Determination Of Total Phenolic Contentmentioning
confidence: 99%