Antifungal drug, any substance that acts selectively against a fungal pathogen (disease-causing organism) in the treatment of fungal infection (mycosis).
Maize produces diterpenoid phytoalexins, termed kauralexins, which are relevant components of maize pathogen disease response [ 63].
We aimed to identify projects and categorise them by pathogen, disease and position along the research and development value chain.
However, AA also influences flowering time and senescence, pathogen disease resistance, the biosynthesis of various plant hormones, and root development.
The NBS-encoding genes were significantly enriched in the regions of the genome containing fungal pathogen disease resistance QTL (Χ p-value 0.00272).
If defense mechanisms are triggered by a stimulus prior to infection by a virulent plant pathogen, disease symptoms can be reduced.
One of the most important problems is detecting potential pathogens, diseases and negative associates of species harvested in artificial conditions.
In some situations, hormone imbalances and soil-borne pathogens (diseases) have also been shown to be important factors.
A major obstacle to this method of control is the ability of pathogens (disease-producing organisms) to mutate easily and attack previously resistant plants.
" The innate immune system is the body's first line of defense against infection by potential pathogens (disease-causing entities), which include viruses and bacteria.
