Biochemical defence responses of resistant and susceptible rice genotypes against blast pathogen<i>Magnaporthe oryzae</i>

Chandrakanth, R.; Murthy, K. Narasimha; Devaki, N. S.

doi:10.1080/03235408.2018.1527745

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“…TG-60-6 rice genotype was less in total protein as susceptible one to blast. The results are agreement with Chandrakanth, et al (2018) they reported that the peroxidase and polyphenol oxidase activity as well as total protein was increased after 96h of inoculation with M. oryzae and then decreased after 120h. Also, Kalbouh (2019) studied the biochemical change in some Egyptian rice genotypes after inoculation with P. grisea and showed the semi results which proved POX activity was increase after 96h of inoculation and then decreased.…”

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Determination of Resistant on New Highly Productivity Lines for Major Rice Diseases تحدید مقاومة سلالات من الارز عالیة الانتاج لأمراض الأرز الرئیسیة

Selim

Hassan

Sayed

et al. 2020

Journal of Plant Protection and Pathology

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Section: Total Protein Contentsupporting

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Determination of Resistant on New Highly Productivity Lines for Major Rice Diseases تحدید مقاومة سلالات من الارز عالیة الانتاج لأمراض الأرز الرئیسیة

Selim

Hassan

Sayed

et al. 2020

Journal of Plant Protection and Pathology

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“…Plant resistance to pathogens is controlled by several factors, including physical and biochemical resistance mechanisms (Chandrakanth et al 2018;Saeed and Tahira 2019), as well as passive and active resistance. Active resistance is induced by plant recognition of pathogen attacks (Bacete et al 2018).…”

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Effect of genotype, concentration and timing of salicylic acid application to Phalaenopsis against Dickeya dadantii infection

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Abstract. Sanjaya IPW, Sukma D, Sudarsono, Chan MT. 2020. Effect of genotype, concentration and timing of salicylic acid application to Phalaenopsis against Dickeya dadantii infection. Biodiversitas 21: 4317-4323. Soft-rot because of Dickeya dadantii (Dd) infection is one of the most difficult to control, affecting the cultivation of Phalaenopsis in tropical regions. Salicylic acid (SA) is known as an inducer of resistance against pathogens in some plant species. The study aim to identify the effects of genotypes, concentrations, and timing of salicylic acid application to Phalaenopsis against D. dadantii inoculation. In experiment 1, eight Phalaenopsis genotypes were treated by SA at doses of 0 and 60 ppm and then inoculated with D. dadantii. At a dose of 60 ppm, SA did not increase the resistance to D. dadantii in any genotypes. In experiment 2, a representative of a very susceptible genotype (P. amabilis) was treated with high SA concentrations (60, 360, and 720 ppm). The results demonstrated that at SA concentrations of 360 and 720 ppm, slightly increase P. amabilis resistance to D. dadantii. In experiment 3, the most effective SA concentration (720 ppm) was used at 2, 3, 5, or 7 days after SA treatment. The timing of the SA application did not affect the resistance of P. amabilis to D. dadantii. The present study shows that SA concentrations up to 60 ppm did not inhibit D. dadantii infection. Nevertheless, such inhibition was observed at a high SA dose (720 ppm) for a short period.

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Unraveling defense strategies: gene expression dynamics in blast-resistant vs. susceptible aromatic rice landraces

Keerthana,

Senapati,

Bag

et al. 2024

Australasian Plant Pathol.

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Biochemical defence responses of resistant and susceptible rice genotypes against blast pathogenMagnaporthe oryzae

Cited by 5 publications

References 47 publications

Determination of Resistant on New Highly Productivity Lines for Major Rice Diseases تحدید مقاومة سلالات من الارز عالیة الانتاج لأمراض الأرز الرئیسیة

Determination of Resistant on New Highly Productivity Lines for Major Rice Diseases تحدید مقاومة سلالات من الارز عالیة الانتاج لأمراض الأرز الرئیسیة

Effect of genotype, concentration and timing of salicylic acid application to Phalaenopsis against Dickeya dadantii infection

Unraveling defense strategies: gene expression dynamics in blast-resistant vs. susceptible aromatic rice landraces

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