9. Radiation method for modelling the immune responses to phytopathogenic microorganisms in plant tissues

N. Ivanishvili; M. Gogebashvili

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9. Radiation method for modelling the immune responses to phytopathogenic microorganisms in plant tissues

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Pages:: 197–201

DOI:: https://doi.org/10.3920/978-90-8686-787-5_9

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To study the multistage and integrated system of plant immunity it is necessary to select factors which enable us to obtain plant tissues with various immune properties. One such a factor is ionizing radiation, which has an ability to modify the processes of immunization in plant tissues. In order to establish the variability of the spectrum of immune properties in plant tissue under the action of radiation, we used potato tuber tissue as a model and phytopathogenic factor for fungi of various virulence and specificity, such as Fusarium solani (Mart.) and Verticillium lateritium Berkeley. Modelling of immune properties was carried out by irradiating the tissues with various doses of gamma-radiation. Resistance of the plant tissues to the pathogens was defined according to the level of their necrosis. The levels of the plant tissue immunity under the action of radiation were conditionally marked as strong, average and low. Basing on our findings, we established that ionizing radiation can be used as a factor for modelling the plant tissue immune properties, which, in its turn, allows to a more thorough study of the mechanisms of interaction between the pathogens and the plants.

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Mutagenesis: exploring novel genes and pathways

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Publisher:: Wageningen Academic

Print Publication Date:: 17 Jun 2014

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