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Chapter 32 Introductionmorris2e_ch32_1.html563bb9d7757a2e862a000000
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32.1 Protection Against Pathogens morris2e_ch32_2.html563bb9d7757a2e862a000000
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Plant pathogens infect and exploit host plants by a variety of mechanisms. morris2e_ch32_3.html563bb9d7757a2e862a000000
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Plants are able to detect and respond to pathogens. morris2e_ch32_4.html563bb9d7757a2e862a000000
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Plants respond to infections by isolating infected regions. morris2e_ch32_5.html563bb9d7757a2e862a000000
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Mobile signals trigger defenses in uninfected tissues. morris2e_ch32_6.html563bb9d7757a2e862a000000
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Plants defend against viral infections by producing siRNA. morris2e_ch32_7.html563bb9d7757a2e862a000000
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A pathogenic bacterium provides a way to modify plant genomes. morris2e_ch32_8.html563bb9d7757a2e862a000000
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32.2 Defense Against Herbivores morris2e_ch32_9.html563bb9d7757a2e862a000000
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Plants use mechanical and chemical defenses to avoid being eaten. morris2e_ch32_10.html563bb9d7757a2e862a000000
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Diverse chemical compounds deter herbivores. morris2e_ch32_11.html563bb9d7757a2e862a000000
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Some plants provide food and shelter for ants, which actively defend them. morris2e_ch32_12.html563bb9d7757a2e862a000000
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Grasses can regrow quickly following grazing by mammals. morris2e_ch32_13.html563bb9d7757a2e862a000000
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32.3 Allocating Resources to Defense morris2e_ch32_14.html563bb9d7757a2e862a000000
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Some defenses are always present, whereas others are turned on in response to a threat. morris2e_ch32_15.html563bb9d7757a2e862a000000
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Plants can sense and respond to herbivores. morris2e_ch32_16.html563bb9d7757a2e862a000000
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Plants produce volatile signals that attract insects that prey upon herbivores. morris2e_ch32_17.html563bb9d7757a2e862a000000
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Nutrient-rich environments select for plants that allocate more resources to growth than to defense. morris2e_ch32_18.html563bb9d7757a2e862a000000
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Exposure to multiple threats can lead to trade-offs. morris2e_ch32_19.html563bb9d7757a2e862a000000
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32.4 Defense and Plant Diversity morris2e_ch32_20.html563bb9d7757a2e862a000000
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The evolution of new defenses may allow plants to diversify. morris2e_ch32_21.html563bb9d7757a2e862a000000
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Pathogens, herbivores, and seed predators can increase plant diversity. morris2e_ch32_22.html563bb9d7757a2e862a000000
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Case 6: Can modifying plants genetically protect crops from herbivores and pathogens? morris2e_ch32_23.html563bb9d7757a2e862a000000
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Chapter 32 Summarymorris2e_ch32_24.html563bb9d7757a2e862a000000
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