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Entry of Pathogens into Host Plants | Plant Pathology

Everything you need to know about the entry of pathogens into host plants . Learn about:- 1. The Roles of Physical and Chemical Signals in the Germination of Propagules of Plant Pathogens 2. Topographical Features 3. Adhesion 4. Breaching the Cell Wall by Mechanical Force. Entry of Pathogens into Host Plants The Roles of Physical and Chemical Signals in the [...]

By |2018-05-25T05:56:58+00:00May 25, 2018|Pathogens|Comments Off on Entry of Pathogens into Host Plants | Plant Pathology

How do Plants Defend themselves from Pathogens and Diseases? | Plant Pathology

In this article we will discuss about how do plants protect and defend themselves from pathogens and diseases. Introduction to Pathogens: Once a pathogen has arrived in the vicinity of a potential host plant or, as may happen in the case of soil-borne pathogens, a plant root has arrived in the vicinity of a pathogen, subsequent events depend on the [...]

By |2018-05-25T05:56:57+00:00May 25, 2018|Defense Mechanism|Comments Off on How do Plants Defend themselves from Pathogens and Diseases? | Plant Pathology

How do Methanogens Produce Methane? | Microbiology

The following article will guide you about how methanogens produce methane. The methanogens are known to possess new coenzymes and pathway which use hydrogen to reduce carbon dioxide or in some cases acetate to produce methane. Decomposition of cellulosic plant residues in swamps, bogs and digestive tracts of animals is brought about in nature by methanogenic bacteria. The main metabolic [...]

By |2016-12-20T11:20:32+00:00December 20, 2016|Microorganisms|Comments Off on How do Methanogens Produce Methane? | Microbiology
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