Plants have evolved sophisticated and efficient mechanisms to prevent the invasion of their tissues by pathogens, and disease rarely occurs. One common feature of disease resistance is the rapid development of cell death at and immediately surrounding infection sites, called the hypersensitive response (HR). The HR can be triggered by various pathogens and occurs within a few hours following pathogen contact. Initiation of the HR process begins with the recognition of the pathogen by the plant, which is mediated mainly by the pathogen, a virulence gene, and the plant resistance genes.
HR-cell death has been observed at three phases of PPN infection in resistant plants, firstly, in the cortex and epidermis during plant nematode penetration and migration; secondly, in vascular tissues during the initiation of feeding cell formation; and thirdly, in cells adjacent to developing feeding cells.
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Fig.1 A simplistic picture of the transduction pathways leading to the HR.
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