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Host-plant recognition by parasitic Scrophulariaceae
J I Yoder. Curr Opin Plant Biol. 2001 Aug.
Abstract
Parasitic plants in the Scrophulariaceae invade the roots of neighboring plants in order to rob them of water and nutrients. A distinctive feature of these parasites is their ability to cue their development to small molecules released by host-plant roots. Evidence is continuing to emerge that parasite perception of host factors occurs via a redox-associated mechanism. Genes predicted to function during the early stages of parasite-host interactions have been cloned from both plant partners, and their characterization is providing a genetic framework on which to model subterranean plant-plant interactions.
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