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Plant diseases Botrytis cinerea

Botrytis cinerea is responsible for gray mold disease in more than 200 host plants. This necrotrophic fungus displays the capacity to kill host cells through the production of toxins and reactive oxygen species and the induction of a plant-produced oxidative burst. Thanks to an arsenal of degrading enzymes, B. cinerea is then able to feed on various plant tissues (Choquer and others 2007). [Pg.346]

Holz, G., Gutschov, M., and Coertze, S. (2003). Occurrence of Botrytis cinerea and subsequent disease expression at different positions of leaves and bunches of grape. Plant Dis. 87, 351-358. [Pg.200]

VST2) into tobacco could boost the disease resistance of the plant, and the transformed regenerated tobacco is indeed more resistant to infection by Botrytis cinerea [366]. Subsequently, a series of transfer have been carried out into many plants as rice, tomato, wheat, papaya and so on [443-446]. [Pg.587]


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