Functional Ecology,
Год журнала:
2017,
Номер
32(1), С. 150 - 160
Опубликована: Авг. 18, 2017
Abstract
Subterranean
detritivores
such
as
earthworms
can
increase
soil
nutrient
availability
through
their
burrowing
and
casting
activities.
A
number
of
recent
studies
have
explored
whether
these
changes
caused
by
may
in
turn
affect
plant
performance
resistance
to
herbivores,
but
no
formal
synthesis
this
literature
has
been
conducted
date.
We
tested
for
the
effects
on
growth,
chemical
defences
against
insect
herbivores
performing
a
meta‐analysis
existing
up
2016.
also
ecological
factors
that
might
explain
among‐studies
variation
magnitude
earthworm
growth
resistance.
found
presence
increases
(by
20%)
nitrogen
content
11%).
Overall,
did
not
chewing
(caterpillars,
slugs
rootworms),
even
led
22%
decrease
phloem‐feeding
(aphids).
However,
increased
production
31%
when
plants
where
attacked
cell‐feeders
(thrips),
resulted
an
81%
thrips.
The
was
stronger
inoculations
consisted
mix
species
types,
densities
were
high.
These
results
suggest
is
important
factor
underlying
natural
call
better
integration
fauna
plant‐herbivore
interaction,
both
applied
fundamental
research.
plain
language
summary
available
article.
Annual Review of Plant Biology,
Год журнала:
2019,
Номер
70(1), С. 527 - 557
Опубликована: Фев. 20, 2019
Diverse
molecular
processes
regulate
the
interactions
between
plants
and
insect
herbivores.
Here,
we
review
genes
proteins
that
are
involved
in
plant–herbivore
discuss
how
their
discovery
has
structured
current
standard
model
of
interactions.
Plants
perceive
damage-associated
and,
possibly,
herbivore-associated
patterns
via
receptors
activate
early
signaling
components
such
as
Ca
2+
,
reactive
oxygen
species,
MAP
kinases.
Specific
defense
reprogramming
proceeds
networks
include
phytohormones,
secondary
metabolites,
transcription
factors.
Local
systemic
regulation
toxins,
proteins,
physical
barriers,
tolerance
traits
protect
against
Herbivores
counteract
plant
defenses
through
biochemical
deactivation,
effector-mediated
suppression
signaling,
chemically
controlled
behavioral
changes.
The
basis
is
now
well
established
for
systems.
Expanding
approaches
to
unexplored
dimensions
plant–insect
should
be
a
future
priority.
International Journal of Molecular Sciences,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
23(5), С. 2690 - 2690
Опубликована: Фев. 28, 2022
Plants
have
evolved
several
adaptive
strategies
through
physiological
changes
in
response
to
herbivore
attacks.
Plant
secondary
metabolites
(PSMs)
are
synthesized
provide
defensive
functions
and
regulate
defense
signaling
pathways
safeguard
plants
against
herbivores.
Herbivore
injury
initiates
complex
reactions
which
ultimately
lead
synthesis
accumulation
of
PSMs.
The
biosynthesis
these
is
regulated
by
the
interplay
molecules
comprising
phytohormones.
volatile
released
upon
attack
capable
directly
inducing
or
priming
hormonal
pathways.
Secondary
enable
quickly
detect
attacks
respond
a
timely
way
rapidly
changing
scenario
pest
environment.
Several
studies
suggested
that
potential
for
adaptation
and/or
resistance
insect
herbivores
limited.
These
cause
direct
toxicity
pests,
stimulate
antixenosis
mechanisms
herbivores,
and,
recruiting
natural
enemies,
indirectly
protect
plants.
Herbivores
adapt
up/down
regulation
sensory
genes,
sequestration
detoxification
toxic
metabolites.
PSMs
modulate
multi-trophic
interactions
involving
host
plants,
enemies
pollinators.
Although
role
plant-pollinator
has
been
little
explored,
reports
suggest
both
pollinators
mutually
benefited.
Molecular
insights
into
regulatory
proteins
genes
involved
will
pave
metabolic
engineering
biosynthetic
pathway
intermediates
improving
plant
tolerance
This
review
throws
light
on
modulating
interactions,
contributing
knowledge
plant-herbivore
their
management
an
eco-friendly
sustainable
manner.
New Phytologist,
Год журнала:
2016,
Номер
212(4), С. 856 - 870
Опубликована: Ноя. 8, 2016
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SUMMARY:
The
mediation
of
volatile
secondary
metabolites
in
signalling
between
plants
and
other
organisms
has
long
been
seen
as
presenting
opportunities
for
sustainable
crop
protection.
Initially,
exploitation
interactions
organisms,
particularly
insect
pests,
foundered
because
difficulties
delivering,
sustainably,
the
signal
systems
We
now
have
mounting
and,
some
cases,
clear
practical
evidence
successful
delivery
by
companion
cropping
or
next-generation
genetic
modification
(GM).
At
same
time,
type
plant
being
exploited
expanded
to
from
antagonistic
stress-induced,
primed,
plant-to-plant
defence
growth
stimulation.
Frontiers in Plant Science,
Год журнала:
2021,
Номер
11
Опубликована: Март 1, 2021
In
agricultural
cropping
systems,
relatively
large
amounts
of
nitrogen
(N)
are
applied
for
plant
growth
and
development,
to
achieve
high
yields.
However,
with
increasing
N
application,
use
efficiency
generally
decreases,
which
results
in
losses
into
the
environment
subsequently
detrimental
consequences
both
ecosystems
human
health.
A
strategy
reducing
input
environmental
while
maintaining
or
performance
is
development
crops
that
effectively
obtain,
distribute,
utilize
available
N.
Generally,
acquired
from
soil
inorganic
forms
nitrate
ammonium
assimilated
roots
leaves
as
amino
acids.
The
acids
may
be
used
within
source
organs,
but
they
also
principal
compounds
transported
sink
support
metabolism
growth.
uptake,
synthesis
acids,
their
partitioning
sources
toward
sinks,
well
utilization
sinks
represent
potential
bottlenecks
effective
vegetative
reproductive
This
review
addresses
recent
discoveries
transport
relevance
improving
under
low
conditions.
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences,
Год журнала:
2019,
Номер
116(47), С. 23390 - 23397
Опубликована: Ноя. 11, 2019
For
the
past
4
decades,
intensive
molecular
studies
of
mostly
leaf
mesophyll
cell-infecting
pathogens
and
chewing
insects
have
led
to
compelling
models
plant-pathogen
plant-insect
interactions.
Yet,
some
most
devastating
insect
pests
live
in
or
feed
on
phloem,
a
systemic
tissue
belonging
plant
vascular
system.
Phloem
tissues
are
difficult
study,
phloem-inhabiting
often
impossible
culture,
thus
limiting
our
understanding
phloem-insect/pathogen
interactions
at
level.
In
this
Perspective,
we
highlight
recent
literature
that
reports
significant
advances
phloem
with
prokaryotic
attempt
identify
critical
questions
need
attention
for
future
research.
It
is
clear
study
represents
an
exciting
frontier
science,
influx
new
scientific
expertise
funding
crucial
achieve
faster
progress
important
area
research
integral
global
food
security.
Frontiers in Plant Science,
Год журнала:
2019,
Номер
10
Опубликована: Сен. 18, 2019
The
role
of
plant
silicon
(Si)
in
the
alleviation
abiotic
and
biotic
stress
is
now
widely
recognised
researched.
Amongst
stresses,
Si
known
to
increase
resistance
herbivores
through
biomechanical
chemical
mechanisms,
although
latter
are
indirect
remain
poorly
characterised.
Chemical
defences
principally
regulated
by
several
antiherbivore
phytohormones.
jasmonic
acid
(JA)
signalling
pathway
particularly
important
has
been
linked
supplementation,
albeit
with
some
contradictory
findings.
In
this
Perspectives
article,
we
summarise
existing
knowledge
how
affects
JA
context
herbivory
present
a
conceptual
model
for
interactions
between
wounded
plants.
Further,
use
novel
information
from
grass
Brachypodium
distachyon
underpin
aspects
model.
We
show
that
reduces
concentrations
plants
subjected
induction
(methyl
jasmonate)
(Helicoverpa
armigera)
34%
32%,
respectively.
Moreover,
+Si
had
13%
more
leaf
macrohairs
than
-Si
From
study
previous
work,
our
proposes
acts
as
physical
stimulus
plant,
which
causes
small,
transient
JA.
When
subsequently
attacked
herbivores,
they
potentially
faster
due
priming.
have
already
invested
(e.g.
macrohairs),
however,
less
utility
JA-induced
lower
levels
overall.