Daisies That Are Attacked by Pathogens Produce Extra Cytochrome C

question 152

Multiple Choice

Daisies that are attacked by pathogens produce extra cytochrome c protein to defeat the invading pathogens.In this case, cytochrome c is functioning as a(n)

• A) expansin.
• B) pathogenesis-related protein.
• C) antibiotic.
• D) phytoalexin.
• E) local defender.

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