Tomato Bio-Protection Induced by Pseudomonas fluorescens N21.4 Involves ROS Scavenging Enzymes and PRs, without Compromising Plant Growth.

Ana García-VillaracoLamia BoukermaJose Antonio LucasFrancisco Javier Gutierrez-MañeroBeatriz Ramos Solano

Published in: Plants (Basel, Switzerland) (2021)

protection does not compromise plant growth; N21.4 priming fingerprint is defined by enhanced photochemical quenching and decreased energy dissipation, enhanced chlorophylls, primed ROS scavenging cycle enzyme activity, and glucanase and chitinase activity.

Keyphrases

plant growth
cell death
dna damage
reactive oxygen species
escherichia coli
quality control
energy transfer
biofilm formation