The steps in the pathogen-specific response do not include
A. responding to the pathogen.
B. development of antibodies.
C. recognizing the pathogen.
D. triggering the hypersensitive response.
E. the pathogen releases distinctive proteins.
B. development of antibodies.
The pathogen-specific response occurs when a pathogen enters a plant cell and resleases proteins. If the plant has an R gene that matches one of these proteins, it will bind to it initiating a hypersensitivity response. Antibodies are found in animals.
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