GCSE Biology Paper 1 (9-1 Exams)
Barrier Pathogens Physical Plant Stems Waxy Cuticle Stop
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What are the physical defences that plant have against pathogens? |
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- Most plants leaves and stems have a waxy cuticle, which provides a barrier to stop pathogens entering
- Plant cells are surrounded by cell walls made from cellulose which form a physical barrier against pathogens that make it past the waxy cuticle
- Plants have layers of dead cells around their stems which act as a barrier to stop pathogens entering.
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