One Way Systemic Acquired Resistance in Plants Differs from the Hypersensitive

question 34

Multiple Choice

One way systemic acquired resistance in plants differs from the hypersensitive reaction is that it

• A) only acts against viruses.
• B) affects only a small region of the plant.
• C) begins with the production of salicylic acid.
• D) uses apoptosis as a major mechanism of action.
• E) only acts on the pathogen that originally triggered it.

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