Which of the Following Is an Example of Gene-For-Gene Resistance

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following is an example of gene-for-gene resistance in a plant?

• A) A nonspecific response to a pathogen
• B) The ability to defend itself against many strains of a pathogen
• C) The presence of an allele that corresponds to an allele in a pathogen
• D) The interaction among R genes of a pathogen and Avr genes of the plant
• E) The interaction among R genes of the plant and Avr genes of a pathogen

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