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Lipo‐chitooligosaccharide signalling blocks a rapid pathogen‐induced ROS burst without impeding immunity

Rey et al., 2019

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13814097929245962634
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Rey T
André O
Nars A
Dumas B
Gough C
Bottin A
Jacquet C
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New Phytologist

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Molecular signals released by microbes at the surface of plant roots and leaves largely determine host responses, notably by triggering either immunity or symbiosis. How these signalling pathways cross‐talk upon coincident perception of pathogens and symbionts is …
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