Disease resistance - Renew Hormone Clinic

What is disease resistance?

Disease resistance refers to the ability of a plant to restrict, slow, or withstand the progression of a pathogen or insect that could cause disease. There are several types of disease resistance in plants:

There are two main ways plants have genetic resistance to diseases:

Some common defense mechanisms that are trigged by R genes include:

Breeding for disease resistance involves identifying sources of resistance genes in crop varieties or wild relatives and introducing them into elite cultivars by sexual crosses or biotech methods. This provides long-term, economical disease control.

At Renew Hormone Clinic, our plant health experts use advanced bioassays to gauge disease resistance levels in crops. We help clients strategically select elite varieties with broad-spectrum, durable disease resistance tailored to their growing region. This reduces reliance on pesticides. Contact us today to learn how our biostimulant hormone packages optimize plant health, growth, and stress defense!

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