Introduction
Plant defenses
Basics immunity
Plant defense 2
Bacteria
100

What is the term for a biotic interaction were both partners benefit each other?

Mutualism

100

What is the first defence layer encountered by pathogens?

Pre-induced physical barriers - Cuticle and cell wall

100

How is the interaction between a virulent pathogen and a susceptible host named?

COMPATIBLE interaction

100

What is the term for a pathogenic molecule that promotes host-infection?


Effector

100

What is the difference between gram - and gram + bacteria?

Gram + = Lypopolysaccharide (LPS) layer

200

Why are there so many Irish descendants in the USA?

The Irish potato famine (Phytophtora)
200

Examples of inducible plant defence responses

-Reinforcement cell wall

-Oxidative burst

-Production of toxins/antimicrobials

-Host cell death

200

How do you call a conserved molecule recognized by the plant-immune system?

PAMP: Pathogen associated molecular pattern

200

Which plant defense is triggered when an effector is recognized by the plant immune system?

ETI: Effector Triggered Immunity

200

Main bacterial symptomatology?

Spots, rot and wilting
300

How does plant pathogenesis impact food security?

- Impact on plant growth

- Reduce yield

- Renders fruits unmarketable

-Disease management is expensive!

300

How do you call a plant-related molecule recognized by the plant immune system?

DAMP- Damage associated molecular pattern

300

What is the characteristic plant cell response after an effector is recognized?

Hypersensitive response

300
What are the three main bacterial entry points in the plant?

Stomata, hydathodes and wounds

400

What is the term used to describe a pathogen that only feeds from living tissue?

Biotroph

400

What is the term for the mobile and broad-spectrum defense response activated after the recognition of a pathogen?

SAR: Systemic Acquired Response

400

Which type of receptors recognize avirulence effectors and triggered ETI?

Nucleotide Binding Receptors (NLRs)

400
Key factors to control a bacterial plant disease?

Survival and dissemination

500

What are the pilars of the disease triangle?

Host Plant - Pathogen - Environment

500

What are the limitations of the zig-zag model?

Not valid for symbionts nor necrotrophic pathogens