“…Many studies have assessed how disease resistance-related SA signal transduction affects the expression of genes such as NPR1, TGA2, WRKY29, WRKY45, and PR1, and studies have showed that NPR1, TGA2, and WRKY29 enhance FHB resistance in wheat (Makandar et al, 2006;Vlot et al, 2009;Su et al, 2018;Sarowar et al, 2019). Methyl JA application can reduce FHB severity prior to F. graminearum inoculation in FHBsusceptible wheat landrace Y1193-6 (Li and Yen, 2008), and JA pathway genes (e.g., TaAOC, TaAOS, and TaOPR3) have been shown to positively regulate FHB resistance (Fan et al, 2018). In addition, JA has been reported to play an important role during the early stages of F. graminearum infection.…”