The Past, Present and Future of Plant Activator Targeting Salicylic Acid Signal Pathway
Misbah Naz,
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Dongqin Zhang,
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Kangcen Liao
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Published: July 17, 2024
Plant
activators
have
emerged
as
promising
alternatives
to
conventional
pesticides
for
crop
disease
manage-ment
due
their
unique
mode
of
action.
By
priming
the
plant's
innate
immune
system,
these
compounds
can
induce
systemic
acquired
resistance
against
a
broad
spectrum
pathogens
without
directly
inhibiting
proliferation.
Key
advantages
plant
include
prolonged
defense
activity,
lower
effective
dosages,
and
negligible
risk
developing
pathogen
resistance.
Among
various
defensive
pathways
tar-geted,
salicylic
acid
(SA)
signaling
cascade
has
been
extensively
explored,
leading
successful
devel-opment
commercial
like
benzothiadiazole
widespread
application
in
protection.
While
action
sites
many
SA-targeting
preliminarily
mapped
different
steps
along
pathway,
comprehensive
understanding
precise
mechanisms
remains
elusive.
This
review
provides
historical
perspective
on
activator
development
outlines
diverse
screening
strategies
employed
across
multiple
levels,
from
whole-plant
bioassays
molecular
transgenic
approaches.
We
expound
intricate
components,
biological
relevance,
regulatory
circuits
governing
SA
while
criti-cally
examining
structural
features,
bioactivities,
proposed
modes
classical
such
derivatives,
analogs,
other
small
molecules.
Insights
field
trials
as-sessing
practical
applicability
are
also
discussed.
Furthermore,
we
highlight
current
status,
challenges,
future
prospects
realm
globally,
with
focus
recent
en-deavors
China.
Collectively,
this
aims
synthesize
existing
knowledge
provide
roadmap
research
toward
more
potent
mechanistically
understood
activa-tors
that
fortify
immunity
disease.
Language: Английский
Plant Secondary Metabolites—Central Regulators Against Abiotic and Biotic Stresses
Ameer Khan,
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Farah Kanwal,
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Sana Ullah
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et al.
Metabolites,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
15(4), P. 276 - 276
Published: April 16, 2025
As
global
climates
shift,
plants
are
increasingly
exposed
to
biotic
and
abiotic
stresses
that
adversely
affect
their
growth
development,
ultimately
reducing
agricultural
productivity.
To
counter
these
stresses,
produce
secondary
metabolites
(SMs),
which
critical
biochemical
essential
compounds
serve
as
primary
defense
mechanisms.
These
diverse
compounds,
such
alkaloids,
flavonoids,
phenolic
nitrogen/sulfur-containing
act
natural
protectants
against
herbivores,
pathogens,
oxidative
stress.
Despite
the
well-documented
protective
roles
of
SMs,
precise
mechanisms
by
environmental
factors
modulate
accumulation
under
different
stress
conditions
not
fully
understood.
This
review
provides
comprehensive
insights
into
recent
advances
in
understanding
functions
SMs
plant
emphasizing
regulatory
networks
biosynthetic
pathways.
Furthermore,
we
explored
unique
contributions
individual
SM
classes
responses
while
integrating
findings
across
entire
spectrum
diversity,
providing
a
resilience
multiple
conditions.
Finally,
highlight
emerging
strategies
for
harnessing
improve
crop
through
genetic
engineering
present
novel
solutions
enhance
sustainability
changing
climate.
Language: Английский
Enhanced Antifungal Efficacy of Validamycin A Co-Administered with Bacillus velezensis TCS001 against Camellia anthracnose
Zhilei Chen,
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Hao Cao,
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Jing Jin
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et al.
Plants,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
13(19), P. 2743 - 2743
Published: Sept. 30, 2024
Anthracnose,
a
fungal
disease
harming
fruit
trees
and
crops,
poses
threat
to
agriculture.
Traditional
chemical
pesticides
face
issues
like
environmental
pollution
resistance.
A
strategy
combining
low-toxicity
chemicals
with
biopesticides
is
proposed
enhance
control
while
reducing
use.
Our
study
found
that
mixing
validamycin
(VMA)
Language: Английский
Chemical and Biological Investigations of Antiviral Agents Against Plant Viruses Conducted in China in the 21st Century
Genes,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
15(12), P. 1654 - 1654
Published: Dec. 23, 2024
Research
into
the
biology
of
plant
viruses,
their
mechanisms
pathogenicity,
and
induction
host
resistance
has
laid
a
solid
foundation
for
discovery
antiviral
agents
targets
development
effective
control
technologies.
Additionally,
recent
advancements
in
fields
such
as
chemical
biology,
cheminformatics,
bioinformatics,
synthetic
have
provided
valuable
methods
tools
design
drugs,
synthesis
drug
molecules,
assessment
activity,
investigation
modes
action.
Compared
with
human
viral
diseases,
diseases
presents
greater
challenges,
including
cost-benefit
agents,
simplification
technologies,
effectiveness
treatments.
Therefore,
current
context
complex
outbreaks
severe
damage
caused
by
it
is
crucial
to
delve
deeper
research
agents.
This
review
provides
detailed
overview
biological
characteristics
mode
interaction
between
virus
antivirals,
insights
future
development.
We
believe
this
will
not
only
facilitate
in-depth
analysis
antivirals
crops
but
also
offer
perspectives
use
veterinary
medicine.
Language: Английский