Biology: The Unity and Diversity of Life (Looseleaf)
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Chapter 30, Problem 14SQ
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Concept introduction: Systemic acquired resistance is a type of resistance response induced in a plant following an earlier attack by a pathogen. It protects the plant body from a wide range of fungal and viral attacks. Whenever a plant gets attacked by a pathogen, its systemic-acquired resistance gets activated by that moment itself. This type of resistance has a very close similarity with the innate immunity in mammals.
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Biology: The Unity and Diversity of Life (Looseleaf)
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