Jogaiah S., Abdelrahman M. (Eds.) Bioactive Molecules in Plant Defense: Signaling in Growth and Stress

Springer, 2019. — 267 p. — ISBN: 978-3-030-27164-0.This book focuses on signaling molecules in plant defense, outlining some of the most important cellular and chemical plant defense strategies during periods of stress and growth. Written by leading experts, it covers topics such as the diversity of plant-growth-promoting fungi, the gene-to-metabolite network of plant-microbe interactions, modulation of plant cellular responses to stress, and how plant nutritional deficiency affects crop production.
Together with the companion volume Bioactive Molecules in Plant Defense: Saponins, this book offers an essential source of information for postgraduate students and researchers interested in plant pathology, mycology and sustainable agriculture.Bioactive Molecules from Bacillus spp.: An Effective Tool for Plant Stress Management
Plant Growth-Promoting Fungi: Diversity and Classification
Microbial Rhizobacteria-Mediated Signalling and Plant Growth Promotion
Role of Oomycete Elicitors in Plant Defense Signaling
Plant–Microbe Interaction: Gene-to-Metabolite Network
Phytohormones in the Modulation of Plant Cellular Response to Stress
Reactive Oxygen Species Generation, Scavenging and Signaling in Plant Defense Responses
Lipoxygenases and Their Function in Plant Innate Mechanism
Alkaloid Role in Plant Defense Response to Growth and Stress
Endogenous Peptides: Key Modulators of Plant Immunity
Phytoanticipins: The Constitutive Defense Compounds as Potential Botanical Fungicides
Plant Nutritional Deficiency and Its Impact on Crop Production