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Green Leaf Volatile Isomers as Damage Indicators and Immune Priming Signals

Agriculture Plant Pathology

Volatile Organic Compound Signaling in Plant Defense

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Agriculture Plant Pathology › Volatile Organic Compound Signaling in Plant Defense

Green Leaf Volatile Isomers as Damage Indicators and Immune Priming Signals

This research focuses on the specific roles of green leaf volatile stereoisomers in encoding plant damage information and triggering proportional immune responses across plant tissues. These mechanistic studies establish how VOC structural diversity enables sophisticated plant signaling and context-dependent defense activation.

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