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biology - infection and response
plant diseases and defences
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Rose black spot symptoms
black
or
purple
spots on leaves,
weakening
the rose plant
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Rose black spot treatment
Using
fungicides
and/or
removing
and
destroying
the affected leaves.
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TMV (
Tobacco Mosaic Virus
)
virus
that affects
plants
only
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TMV treatment
killing
the plant
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three main causes of plant diseases:
Infection by
microorganisms
such as
fungi
,
bacteria
, or
viruses.
Attack by larger
organisms
, such as
insects.
Lack of essential
minerals
, such as
nitrates
, or
magnesium
ions.
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Why do plants require nitrates?
To make
proteins
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a symptom of nitrate deficiency (lack of nitrates) in a plant?
Stunted growth
- Lack of nitrates will mean that the plant can't produce
proteins.
As
proteins
are
essential
for
growth
, this means that the plant won't
grow properly.
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Why do plants require magnesium?
To make
chlorophyll
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What is the main symptom of magnesium deficiency (lack of magnesium) for a plant?
Chlorosis
(yellow leaves due to lack of
chlorophyll
)
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List three physical changes that could indicate that a plant has a disease.
lumps, discolouration, stunted growth
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Give three ways in which plant diseases can be identified.
Test the
DNA
of the
pathogens
Use
trial
and
error
to test different
treatments
Compare the
symptoms
to a gardening
manual
or
website
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What do we mean by physical defences?
Defences that physically
prevent
the entry of
pathogens
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name 3 physical defences
Strong
cellulose
cell walls
Layers of dead
cells
around the
trunk
(bark)
A
waxy
cuticle on the
leaves
and
stems
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What do we mean by chemical defences?
Chemicals that plants can
secrete
to destroy
pathogens
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2. Chemical Defenses
Production of
antimicrobial
substances
Production of
poisons
that kill insects
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What do we mean by mechanical defences?
Structures
that reduce the chance of being
attacked
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3 mechanical defences
leaves that curl or droop when insects land on them
hairs and thorns
mimicking other organisms to trick animals
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