Titlebook: Biotechnological Advances for Disease Tolerance in Plants; Kashmir Singh,Ravneet Kaur,Rupesh Deshmukh Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicab

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,Tomato as a Model Plant to Understand Plant–Microbial Interactions,estigate plant–pathogen interactions. The following topics are addressed, e.g., various pathogens of tomato and their mode of infection, the defense mechanisms, and the recent strategies opted for protecting tomato plants against microbes.

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Transcription Factors and Their Regulatory Role in Plant Defence Response,milies that have been chosen for their diversity, significance, and availability of members that have been functionally imperative in response to pathogen attack. The chapter provides a systematic evaluation of these functionally defined TFs. Furthermore, the chapter discusses the intricate and coor

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,Role of Effectors in Plant–Pathogen Interactions, developed to generate transgenic plants with improved plant immunity, high resistance to diseases, and high yielding capacity. In this chapter, we provide a comprehensive understanding of how various effectors from microorganisms cause virulence during infection by entering plant cells, and how the

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Learning to Cooperate, Cooperating to Learnas well as gene stacking in one background to develop durable resistance. Through the use of high-throughput genotyping methods like genome-wide association studies (GWAS), high-resolution genetic maps have been created. QTL-seq with the combination of different biparental mapping techniques like bu

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Learning to Diagnose with Simulationsgenome sequencing in plant pathogens started to gain momentum in the later 1990s and early 2000s (Li et al. .). During this time, several pioneering studies sequenced the genomes of important plant pathogens, such as bacteria, fungi, and viruses. These initial efforts provided insights into the gene

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-13-9536-9he absence of stress and lessen the chance that prospective assailants would figure out how to counteract the plants’ biochemical defense system, plants evolved a hormone-based defensive mechanism. Plants that have been primed are more receptive to future pathogen assaults. Priming is a comparativel