Pathogen phytosensing: plants to report plant pathogens

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Phytosensor components • Basic biology of what needs sensing; e.g., plant-pathogen pathogen interactions • Engineered signal transduction pathway • Transgenic plant system • Output signal • Detection of output signal
Why Phytosensors? • Wide area detection– standoff • Detection of events • Sensing abiotic or biotic factors • Chemicals • Explosives • Plant pathogens • Pollutants • Bio agents?
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