Frontiers in Ecology and Evolution,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
11
Published: Feb. 10, 2023
Plants
are
attacked
by
multiple
insect
pest
species
and
herbivory
can
alter
plant
defense
mechanisms.
The
responses
to
a
specific
herbivore
may
also
contribute
the
growth/survival
on
plants.
Feeding
one
modulate
defenses,
which
either
facilitate
or
hamper
colonization
of
subsequent
incoming
insects.
However,
little
is
known
about
effect
sequential
sorghum
In
this
study,
we
demonstrate
that
specialist
aphid,
sugarcane
aphid
(SCA;
Melanaphis
sacchari
)
grows
faster
than
generalist
species,
greenbug
(GB;
Schizaphis
graminum
).
We
determined
how
pre-infestation
SCA
affected
invasion
GB
vice-versa
.
Our
experiments
revealed
reproduction
was
lower
GB-primed
plants,
however,
reverse
not
true.
To
assess
differences
in
defenses
induced
vs.
aphids,
monitored
expression
salicylic
acid
(SA)
jasmonic
(JA)
marker
genes,
flavonoid
biosynthetic
pathway
genes
after
48
h
infestation.
results
indicated
infestation
higher
SA
JA-related
(
DFR
,
FNR
FNSII
compared
Overall,
our
suggested
GB-infested
plants
activate
via
phytohormones
flavonoids
at
early
time
points
hampers
SCA,
as
well
explain
reproductive
success
GB.
Angewandte Chemie International Edition,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
61(2)
Published: Oct. 6, 2021
Abstract
Plants
use
secondary
metabolites
such
as
polyphenols
for
chemical
defense
against
pathogens
and
herbivores.
Despite
their
importance
in
plant
pathogen
interactions
tolerance
to
diseases,
it
remains
challenging
detect
complex
tissues.
Here,
we
create
molecular
sensors
polyphenol
imaging
that
are
based
on
near‐infrared
(NIR)
fluorescent
single‐wall
carbon
nanotubes
(SWCNTs).
We
identified
polyethylene
glycol–phospholipids
render
(6,5)‐SWCNTs
sensitive
(K
d
=90
nM)
(tannins,
flavonoids,
…),
which
red‐shift
(up
20
nm)
quench
emission
(ca.
1000
nm).
These
report
changes
total
level
after
herbivore
or
challenge
crop
systems
(Soybean
Glycine
max)
leaf
tissue
extracts
(Tococa
spp.).
furthermore
demonstrate
remote
of
pathogen‐induced
release
from
roots
soybean
seedlings
over
the
time
course
24
h.
This
approach
allows
situ
visualization
understanding
real
paves
way
phenotyping
optimized
secretion.
Science Advances,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
9(1)
Published: Jan. 6, 2023
Land
plants
can
adjust
the
concentration
of
protective
ultraviolet
B
(UV-B)–absorbing
compounds
(UACs)
in
outer
wall
their
reproductive
propagules
response
to
ambient
UV-B
flux.
To
infer
changes
radiation
flux
at
Earth’s
surface
during
end-Permian
mass
extinction,
we
analyze
UAC
abundances
ca.
800
pollen
grains
from
an
independently
dated
Permian-Triassic
boundary
section
Tibet.
Our
data
reveal
excursion
UACs
that
coincide
with
a
spike
mercury
and
negative
carbon-isotope
latest
Permian
deposits,
suggesting
close
temporal
link
between
large-scale
volcanic
eruptions,
global
carbon
cycle
perturbations,
ozone
layer
disruption.
Because
enhanced
exacerbate
environmental
deterioration
induced
by
massive
magmatism,
depletion
is
considered
compelling
ecological
driver
for
terrestrial
extinction.
Tree Physiology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
44(2)
Published: Jan. 16, 2024
Abstract
Plants
can
improve
their
resistance
to
feeding
damage
by
insects
if
they
have
perceived
insect
egg
deposition
prior
larval
feeding.
Molecular
analyses
of
these
egg-mediated
defence
mechanisms
until
now
focused
on
angiosperm
species.
It
is
unknown
how
the
transcriptome
a
gymnosperm
species
responds
eggs
and
subsequent
Scots
pine
(Pinus
sylvestris
L.)
known
its
defences
against
larvae
herbivorous
sawfly
Diprion
pini
L.
it
has
previously
received
eggs.
Here,
we
analysed
transcriptomic
phytohormonal
responses
needles
D.
(E-pine),
(F-pine)
both
(EF-pine).
Pine
showed
strong
and—as
expected—to
Many
egg-responsive
genes
were
also
differentially
expressed
in
response
damage,
play
an
important
role
biological
processes
related
cell
wall
modification,
death
jasmonic
acid
signalling.
EF-pine
fewer
changes
than
F-pine,
whereas
EF-treated
studied
so
far
more
transcriptional
initial
phase
only
feeding-damaged
F-angiosperms.
However,
as
with
EF-angiosperms,
higher
salicylic
concentrations
F-pine.
Based
considerable
overlap
transcriptomes
E-
suggest
that
weaker
F-pine
compensated
strong,
egg-induced
response,
which
might
result
maintained
The European Zoological Journal,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
91(1), P. 318 - 331
Published: Jan. 2, 2024
The
flavone
luteolin
and
the
flavonol
quercetin
naturally
occur
in
plants,
providing
some
resistance
against
herbivores.
However,
despite
suggesting
potential
use
of
these
compounds
for
plant
protection,
research
on
their
relationship
with
aphids
is
limited.
aim
our
study
was
to
assess
effect
applying
two
flavonoids,
luteolin,
at
different
concentrations,
vitro
feeding
behavior
black
bean
aphid
Aphis
fabae
Scopoli
(Hemiptera:
Aphididae).
In
most
events
associated
stylet
activity,
differences
probing
did
not
vary
between
control
gel
those
flavonoids.
Higher
concentrations
increased
number
penetrations,
while
lower
prolonged
first
probing.
addition
flavonoids
gels
reduced
passive
ingestion.
At
a
concentration
0.1%,
completely
stopped
salivation,
0.01%,
it
shortened
average
duration
this
activity.
active
ingestion,
were
observed
affecting
time
activity
Lower
Increased
negatively
affected
behavior.
Quercetin
better
tolerated
by
A.
fabae.
A
more
noticeable
an
increase
These
findings
could
be
applied
biotechnological
projects
aiming
develop
plants
resistant
other
Journal of Integrative Plant Biology,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
64(2), P. 449 - 475
Published: Dec. 16, 2021
Success
of
plants
largely
depends
on
their
ability
to
defend
against
herbivores.
Since
emergence
the
first
voracious
consumers,
maintained
adapting
structures
and
chemistry
escape
from
extinction.
The
constant
pressure
was
further
accelerated
by
adaptation
herbivores
plant
defenses,
which
all
together
sparked
rise
a
chemical
empire
comprised
thousands
specialized
metabolites
currently
found
in
plants.
Metabolic
diversity
kingdom
is
truly
amazing,
although
many
have
already
been
identified,
large
number
potentially
useful
chemicals
remain
unexplored
bio-resources.
Similarly,
biosynthetic
routes
for
involve
enzymes,
some
still
wait
identification
biochemical
characterization.
Moreover,
regulatory
mechanisms
that
control
gene
expression
enzyme
activities
metabolism
are
scarcely
known.
Finally,
understanding
how
defense
exert
toxicity
and/or
repellency
remains
limited
typical
examples,
such
as
proteinase
inhibitors,
cyanogenic
compounds
nicotine.
In
this
review,
we
attempt
summarizing
current
status
quo
metabolic
predominantly
based
survey
ubiquitous
examples
interactions
with
chewing
Microorganisms,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
10(12), P. 2479 - 2479
Published: Dec. 15, 2022
Flavonoids
are
a
broad
class
of
secondary
metabolites
with
multifaceted
functionalities
for
plant
homeostasis
and
involved
in
facing
both
biotic
abiotic
stresses
to
sustain
growth
health.
Furthermore,
they
were
discovered
as
mediators
networking
the
surrounding
environment,
showing
surprising
ability
perform
signaling
compounds
multitrophic
inter-kingdom
level
communication
that
influences
host
at
phytobiome
scale.
orchestrate
plant-neighboring
allelopathic
interactions,
recruit
beneficial
bacteria
mycorrhizal
fungi,
counteract
pathogen
outbreak,
influence
soil
microbiome
affect
physiology
improve
its
resilience
fluctuating
environmental
conditions.
This
review
focuses
on
diversified
spectrum
flavonoid
functions
plants
under
variety
modulation
morphogenesis
response
clues,
well
their
role
molecules
micro-
macroorganisms.
Regarding
latter,
addresses
flavonoids
key
phytochemicals
human
diet,
considering
abundance
fruits
edible
plants.
Recent
evidence
highlights
nutraceuticals,
probiotics
promising
new
drugs
treatment
several
pathologies.
Theoretical and Applied Genetics,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
135(11), P. 3917 - 3946
Published: March 16, 2022
In
the
past,
breeding
for
incorporation
of
insect
pest
resistance
or
tolerance
into
cultivars
use
in
integrated
management
schemes
oilseed
rape/canola
(Brassica
napus)
production
has
hardly
ever
been
approached.
This
largely
due
to
broad
availability
insecticides
and
complexity
dealing
with
high-throughput
phenotyping
performance
plant
damage
parameters.
However,
recent
changes
political
framework
many
countries
demand
future
sustainable
crop
protection
which
makes
approaches
as
a
measure
control
attractive
again.
At
same
time,
new
camera-based
tracking
technologies,
knowledge-based
genomic
technologies
scientific
insights
ecology
insect-Brassica
interactions
are
becoming
available.
Here
we
discuss
prioritise
promising
strategies
direct
indirect
targets,
their
time-perspective
realisation
rape.
conclusion,
researchers
rape
breeders
can
nowadays
benefit
from
an
array
combination
will
accelerate
development
improved
multiple
resistances/tolerances
near
future.