Microbiology Spectrum · 2023 · 20 citations · 46 references
AgricultureCrop SciencesPlant PathologyHost-pathogen InteractionsHypersensitivityPlant-microbe InteractionsPlant Defense ResponsesPlant Disease ResistancePlant Immune ResponsesPlant Immune SignalingPlant PathogenesisPlant-pathogen InteractionsEndophyte Effects On Disease ResistanceEndophyte-plant Interaction MechanismsHypersensitive Response ElicitationJasmonic Acid Signaling PathwayPathogen Resistance InductionPlant Disease Resistance MechanismsPlant Resistance ResponsesPlant Resistance Signaling Pathways
OsiSh-2 could activate typical plant immunity responses and induce a timely and cost-efficient priming defense against the pathogen M. oryzae in rice. Importantly, we revealed that ShAM1 enhanced plant disease resistance through its hydrolytic enzyme (HE) activity to digest the rice cell wall and release damage-associated molecular patterns. Taken together, these findings provide an example of the interaction mode of endophyte-plant symbionts and suggest that HEs derived from endophytes can be used as environmentally friendly and safe prevention agent for plant disease control.
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