Biology · Plant Pathology
What does 'host plant resistance' to a particular disease signify in agriculture?
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- 1The absolute dependence on exogenous chemical control measures
- 2The continuous presence of all pathogenic organisms within the tissue
- 3The inherent ability of a plant to suppress or tolerate pathogen infection and subsequent damage✓
- 4The guaranteed absolute immunity under all environmental pressures
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The inherent ability of a plant to suppress or tolerate pathogen infection and subsequent damage
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