Biomics

In the report, the mechanisms of regulation of immune processes in plants with participation of endophytic strains of the bacteria stimulating growth of plants are considered. The mechanisms of effect of the endophytic bacteria lipopeptides on the protective signaling pathway of plants are discuss. The mechanisms of the effect of the lipopeptides secreted by bacterial endophytes on signaling pathway of plant defence mechanisms. The mechanism of priming in plant tissues under the influence of bacteria lipopeptides and their direct antimicrobial properties make it possible to use active strains to create modern biological products to protect plants from pathogens and stimulate productive properties.

plants, systemic acquired resistance (SAR), endophytes, biopesticides

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