“…Acibenzolar‐S‐methyl (ASM), a salicylic acid analogue, has been universally used for controlling postharvest diseases of fruits and vegetables because of nontoxic, safe, and efficient to use. Studies have demonstrated that preharvest or postharvest ASM treatment could enhance disease resistance in apples (Ge, Wei, et al, ; Wei et al, ), pears (Ge et al, ), oranges (Moscoso‐Ramírez & Palou, ), bananas (Tang, Zhu, Li, Liu, & Irving, ), peaches (Liu, Jiang, Bi, & Luo, ), muskmelons (Ge et al, ; Ren et al, ), and mangos (Zhu, Cao, Wang, & Jiang, ), and reduce the incidence of diseases and therefore maintain quality. It has been demonstrated that ASM could regulate reactive oxygen species metabolism (Ge et al, ; Ren et al, ; Wei et al, ), phenylpropanoid pathway (Cao, Hu, Zheng, & Lu, ; Zhu et al, ), pentose phosphate pathway (Wei et al, ), while sucrose and energy metabolism (Ge et al, , , Ge, Chen, et al, ) were also induced by ASM.…”