A Leucine-Rich Repeat Receptor-like Kinase TaBIR1 Contributes to Wheat Resistance against f. sp. .

Plant cell surface-localized receptor-like kinases (RLKs) recognize invading pathogens and transduce the immune signals inside host cells, subsequently triggering immune responses to fight off pathogen invasion. Nonetheless, our understanding of the role of RLKs in wheat resistance to the biotrophic fungus f. sp.

Is a Potential Susceptibility Factor by Regulating the ROS Burst Negatively in the Wheat- f. sp. Interaction.

Rac/Rop proteins play important roles in the regulation of cell growth and plant defense responses. However, the function of Rac/Rop proteins in wheat remains largely unknown. In this study, a small G protein gene, designated as , was characterized from wheat () in response to f.