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Amplification of a metabolic shunt for elicitor detoxification: a jasmonate-exploited insect counter-defense strategy

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Wanwan Wang *
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WenTao Tang
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Haiyun Rui
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Qing Gao
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Yichen Feng
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Long Xu
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娄永根 (Yonggen Lou) *
DOI：10.1002/ps.71100delete
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Abstract

Abstract

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Chemical elicitors offer a promising strategy for sustainable pest control by activating plant defense responses. The elicitor 4-fluorophenoxyacetic acid (4-FPA) induces resistance in rice against the white-backed planthopper (WBPH; Sogatella furcifera) by triggering deposition of phenolic polymers that form a physical feeding barrier. However, whether piercing-sucking insects possess counter-defense strategies against such elicitor-induced resistance remains unknown.
Keywords:
chemical elicitor
counter-defense
jasmonate signaling
metabolic diversion

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Pest Management Science cover
Pest Management Science
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Taizhou University
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zhejiang university
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