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Plant Immunity Quiz

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Yes/No statements on plant defense.

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Plant Immunity QuizOnline version

Yes/No statements on plant defense.

by Mona Diab
1

Abscisic acid (ABA) primarily opens stomata to allow more gas exchange.

2

Three components must coincide for disease to develop: susceptible host, virulent pathogen, and favorable environment.

3

Gene-for-gene interactions describe a plant resistance gene matching a pathogen Avr gene.

4

Systemic Acquired Resistance provides long-lasting, broad-spectrum defense after local infection.

5

Coronatine produced by Pseudomonas syringae reopens stomata after closure.

6

Effector-triggered immunity (ETI) is weaker and slower than PTI.

7

Pattern Recognition Receptors recognize conserved microbial signatures called PAMPs.

8

Reactive oxygen species (ROS) never harm plant cells or tissues.

9

Constitutive defense activation never costs plants any growth or yield.

10

Hypersensitive response involves localized programmed cell death to limit pathogen spread.

11

Plants possess mobile immune cells that patrol the plant to detect pathogens.

12

Plants use passive defenses such as the cuticle and cell walls as the first line of protection.

13

All stomata remain permanently open to maximize gas exchange during infection.

14

Pattern-Triggered Immunity (PTI) is an early inducible defense layer activated by PRRs.

15

Hormonal signaling networks (salicylic acid, jasmonic acid, ethylene) coordinate plant defense with cross-talk.

16

The cuticle is a chemical shield only and does not contribute to structural barriers.

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