Sentence examples for pathogen infestation from inspiring English sources
However, the new research undermines this theory by finding that all the colonies had near-identical levels of pathogen infestation.
Yuan and Wang [ 20] and Chen [ 25] have reviewed the functional role of SWEET genes in different tissues, pathogen infestation, and environmental responses.
It has been proven that fungal and bacterial symbionts induce SWEET gene expression for nutritional gain during pathogen infestation [ 15, 25, 40, 74, 75].
It is known that resistant genotype shows immediate response upon pathogen infestation which is of high amplitude, in contrarary, the susceptible genotype shows late response [ 92].
Finally, all plant lines used in this study were grown together under identical normal conditions, under which biotic (e.g., pathogen infestation) and abiotic stresses were not exerted.
The combination of an apparently quite complex innate immune system and social immunity may explain the resilience of these animals against pathogen infestation despite high population densities in their nests and genetic uniformity.
QTL conferring resistance to multiple isolates of a pathogen are preferred in breeding because they are more likely to provide a broader spectrum of resistance against pathogen infestations (St.Clair 2010).
Expression analysis of this family indicates At3G55430 is up-regulated in reponse to fungal pathogen infestations and that At5G20870 may be involved in developmental processes, although this is by no means certain [ 39].
Infestations by the pathogen (pre-infestation as first attacker and infestation as second attacker) were realized by dropping 10 µL of spore suspension (105 spores/ml) on the adaxial leaf surface.
Highest expression of hexanal during seedling stage might be due to induced defense mechanism which protects young seedlings from pathogen and insect infestation.
Under natural habitat, plants are constantly exposed to biotic or abiotic stress conditions such as pathogen and insect infestation, drought, salinity, and high- or low temperatures.
