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Chapter 48.2, Problem 1CS
Core Skill: Connections Leukocytes are part of the immune system of animals. Are immune defenses unique to animals? (Refer back to Figures 37.17 through 37.19 for help.)
Figure 37.17 Plant responses to herbivore attack. (1) Leaf damage induces defensive responses such as the release of volatile compounds. (2a) These compounds trigger defenses in undamaged parts of the same plant. (2b) Such volatile compounds may also induce defenses in neighboring plants, which then become less vulnerable to herbivores.
Figure 37.19 Systemic acquired resistance to pathogen attack.
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