Abstract
Biometabolomics of disease resistance plays a significant role in induction of immunity signaling pathways and defense responses. With the perception of pathogens, signaling is initiated that results in the execution of a broad range of defense responses to stop the infection and pathogenesis of invading pathogens. Polar metabolites of Brassica plants including glucosinolates, polar indole metabolites, soluble compounds, and wall-bound phenolics are induced to confer resistance to Albugo. The phytoalexins cyclobrassinin, rapalexin, and brassilexin are inhibitory to Albugo zoospores release.
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