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Chapter 28 Opener
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Figure 28.1 Pathogens Induce Plant Resistance
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In-Text Art, Ch. 28, p. 574
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Figure 28.2 Genes and the Response to a Pathogen
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Figure 28.3 Sealing Off the Pathogen and the Damage
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In-Text Art, Ch. 28, p. 575
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Figure 28.4 Insect Herbivores
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Figure 28.4 Insect Herbivores (Part 1)
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Figure 28.4 Insect Herbivores (Part 2)
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In-Text Art, Ch. 28, p. 576
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Table 28.1 Secondary Metabolites Used in Plant Defense
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Figure 28.5 Nicotine Is a Defense Against Herbivores
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Figure 28.5 Nicotine Is a Defense Against Herbivores (Part 1)
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Figure 28.5 Nicotine Is a Defense Against Herbivores (Part 2)
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Figure 28.5 Nicotine Is a Defense Against Herbivores (Part 3)
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In-Text Art, Ch. 28, p. 578
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Figure 28.6 A Signaling Pathway for Induced Defenses against Herbivory
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In-Text Art, Ch. 28, p. 580
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Figure 28.7 Desert Annuals Avoid Drought
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Figure 28.8 Stomatal Crypts
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Figure 28.9 Succulence
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Figure 28.10 Mining Water with Deep Taproots
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Figure 28.11 Plant Adaptations to Saturated Habitats
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Figure 28.11 Plant Adaptations to Saturated Habitats (Part 1)
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Figure 28.11 Plant Adaptations to Saturated Habitats (Part 2)
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Figure 28.12 A Signaling Pathway in Response to Drought Stress
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Apply the Concept, Ch. 28, p. 583
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Figure 28.13 Salty Soil
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Figure 28.14 Excreting Salt
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Figure 28.15 Phytoremediation
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Figure 28.16 Overcoming Resistance to Pathogens
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