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ГЛАВЛЕНИЕ

ВЕДЕНИЕ

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ЛАВА

1. МЕХАНИЗМЫ НЕСПЕЦИФИЧЕСКОЙ УСТОЙЧИВОСТИ

РАСТЕНИЙ К НЕБЛАГОПРИЯТНЫМ ФАКТОРАМ РАЗНОЙ
ПРИРОДЫ......................................................................................................6
О

БЩИЕ ПРЕДСТАВЛЕНИЯ О НЕСПЕЦИФИЧЕСКОЙ УСТОЙЧИВОСТИ

РАСТЕНИЙ К

СТРЕССОВЫМ ВОЗДЕЙСТВИЯМ

..................................................6

ОЛЬ

АБК

В НЕСПЕЦИФИЧЕСКОЙ УСТОЙЧИВОСТИ РАСТЕНИЙ

...................12

ЕХАНИЗМЫ УСТОЙЧИВОСТИ РАСТЕНИЙ К ФИТОПАТОГЕНАМ

..................18

ЕЛКИ

СВЯЗАННЫЕ С ПАТОГЕНЕЗОМ

..........................................................22

ЕКТИНЫ В ЗАЩИТНЫХ РЕАКЦИЯХ ПРИ ИНФИЦИРОВАНИИ

РАСТЕНИЙ

......................................................................................................24

ЛАВА

2. РОЛЬ

БЕЛОКСИНТЕЗИРУЮЩЕГО

АППАРАТА

ПОВЫШЕНИИ

УСТОЙЧИВОСТИ

РАСТЕНИЙ

ПОД

ВЛИЯНИЕМ ЦИТОКИНИНА И ДРУГИХ СОЕДИНЕНИЙ,
ОБЛАДАЮЩИХ ЦИТОКИНИНОВОЙ АКТИВНОСТЬЮ...................32
В

ЛИЯНИЕ ГОЛОДАНИЯ И ЦИТОКИНИНА НА ДИНАМИКУ РОСТА И

КИНЕТИКУ СБОРКИ ПОЛИСОМ В ИЗОЛИРОВАННЫХ СЕМЯДОЛЯХ

................33

ОВЫШЕНИЕ

УСТОЙЧИВОСТИ

РАСТЕНИЙ

СТРЕССОВЫМ

ФАКТОРАМ СРЕДЫ ПРИ ДЕЙСТВИИ КАРТОЛИНА

..........................................38

ЛИЯНИЕ

БИСОЛА

БАЙТАНА

НА

СОСТОЯНИЕ

ТРАНСЛЯЦИОННОГО АППАРАТА ИНФИЦИРОВАННЫХ РАСТЕНИЙ
ПШЕНИЦЫ

.....................................................................................................43

ЛАВА

3. САЛИЦИЛОВАЯ

КИСЛОТА

КАК

ИНДУКТОР

УСТОЙЧИВОСТИ РАСТЕНИЙ................................................................48
Р

ОЛЬ

PR-

БЕЛКОВ В РАЗВИТИИ ИНДУЦИРОВАННОЙ САЛИЦИЛОВОЙ

КИСЛОТОЙ СИСТЕМНОЙ ПРИОБРЕТЕННОЙ УСТОЙЧИВОСТИ

........................49

ЕХАНИЗМЫ ДЕЙСТВИЯ САЛИЦИЛОВОЙ КИСЛОТЫ И ЕЕ ФУНКЦИИ

...........54

ЛИЯНИЕ САЛИЦИЛОВОЙ КИСЛОТЫ НА УСТОЙЧИВОСТЬ ПШЕНИЦЫ

..........59

159

ЛАВА

4. РОЛЬ

ФИТОГОРМОНОВ

ПРОЯВЛЕНИИ

УСТОЙЧИВОСТИ

ПШЕНИЦЫ

СТРЕССОВЫМ

ВОЗДЕЙСТВИЯМ ......................................................................................66
З

АВИСИМОСТЬ ГОРМОНАЛЬНОГО ОТВЕТА РАСТЕНИЙ ПШЕНИЦЫ НА

ИНФИЦИРОВАНИЕ

РАЗЛИЧНЫМИ

ВОЗБУДИТЕЛЯМИ

ГРИБНЫХ

БОЛЕЗНЕЙ

......................................................................................................66

ЛИЯНИЕ

ПРЕПАРАТОВ

ОБЛАДАЮЩИХ

СВОЙСТВАМИ

ЦИТОКИНИНОВ

НА БАЛАНС

ИУК

АБК

В РАСТЕНИЯХ ПШЕНИЦЫ

ПРИ ИНФИЦИРОВАНИИ

..................................................................................71

ЗМЕНЕНИЯ В СОСТОЯНИИ ГОРМОНАЛЬНОЙ СИСТЕМЫ РАСТЕНИЙ

ПШЕНИЦЫ ПОД ВЛИЯНИЕМ САЛИЦИЛОВОЙ КИСЛОТЫ В УСЛОВИЯХ
ВОЗДЕЙСТВИЯ СТРЕССОВЫХ ФАКТОРОВ

......................................................75

ЛАВА

5. АГГЛЮТИНИН

ЗАРОДЫША

ПШЕНИЦЫ

УСТОЙЧИВОСТЬ РАСТЕНИЙ К НЕБЛАГОПРИЯТНЫМ
УСЛОВИЯМ................................................................................................84
Ф

УНКЦИИ ЛЕКТИНА ПШЕНИЦЫ

....................................................................86

ЧАСТИЕ ЛЕКТИНА В ПРОЯВЛЕНИИ УСТОЙЧИВОСТИ ПШЕНИЦЫ К

ГРИБНЫМ ПАТОГЕНАМ

..................................................................................90

ЧАСТИЕ

ЛЕКТИНА

АБК-

КОНТРОЛИРУЕМЫХ

ЗАЩИТНЫХ

РЕАКЦИЯХ

ПШЕНИЦЫ

ПРИ

ВОЗДЕЙСТВИИ

АБИОТИЧЕСКИХ

СТРЕССОВЫХ ФАКТОРОВ

...............................................................................98

ЛАВА

6. БРАССИНОСТЕРОИДЫ – НОВЫЙ

КЛАСС

ФИТОГОРМОНОВ,

ПОВЫШАЮЩИХ

УСТОЙЧИВОСТЬ

РАСТЕНИЙ................................................................................................107
М

ЕХАНИЗМЫ ДЕЙСТВИЯ БРАССИНОСТЕРОИДОВ

.......................................108

ЛИЯНИЕ БРАССИНОСТЕРОИДОВ НА ГОРМОНАЛЬНЫЙ СТАТУС

РАСТЕНИЙ

....................................................................................................115

НТИСТРЕССОВОЕ ДЕЙСТВИЕ БРАССИНОСТЕРОИДОВ

...............................118

АКЛЮЧЕНИЕ

.........................................................................................................125

ПИСОК

ЛИТЕРАТУРЫ

...........................................................................................131

ГЛАВЛЕНИЕ

..........................................................................................................158

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