Question

What are the mechanical defences that plants have against pathogens?

Accepted Answer

Some plants have adapted to have thorns and hairs to stop animals from touching and eating themOther plants have leaves that droop or curl when something touches them - prevent themselves from being eaten by knocking insects off themselves Some plants mimic other organisms which tricks the organisms into not eating them

Front	What are the mechanical defences that plants have against pathogens?
Back	Some plants have adapted to have thorns and hairs to stop animals from touching and eating them Other plants have leaves that droop or curl when something touches them - prevent themselves from being eaten by knocking insects off themselves Some plants mimic other organisms which tricks the organisms into not eating them

Plants Eating Organisms Mechanical Defences Pathogens Adapted Thorns