Excitation of chlorophyll RC has four ways to dissipate energy

1. Heat

2. Fluorescence

3. energy transfer

4. Photochemistry via charge separation

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Fusicoccin stimulates both rapid proton extrusion and transient growth in stem and HYPERPOLARIZATION OF MEMBRANE

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The activation of electrogenic pumps as H+ ATPase can be measured in patch-clamping experiments

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Necrotroph induces the generation of plant ROS, leading to death of host tissue and, ultimately, pathogen growth.

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Difference between necrotrophy, biotrophy and hemibiotrophy

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Hm1‐resistant maize plants produce an HC‐toxin reductase (HCTR), which detoxifies HC toxin

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Coronatine is a toxin effector produced by the bacterium Pseudomonas syringae to mimic the plant hormone jasmonic acid‐isoleucine