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								What 3 events occur in the rumen?									 | 
								1. breakdown of food to sugars 2. ferment sugars to VFAs, CO2, and CH4 3. VFAs used as nutrients by the ruminents | 
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								What problems may be caused by sudden switch from cellulose to grain (starch)?									 | 
								1. rapid proliferation of strep bovis 2. lactic acid causes rumenal acidosis 3. kills normal rumen flora or even blood acidosis (fatal) | 
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								What 2 processes and what 2 bacteria are used to decrease the odor from manure?									 | 
								1. nitrification 2. denitrification 1. nitrosomonas 2. nitrobacter | 
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								Why is it difficult to get the two waste management bacteria to grow together?									 | 
								One is aerobic and the other is anaerobic, so the use of special pellets helps defeat this problem									 | 
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								What is released when plants recognize PAMPS?									 | 
								Azalaic acid									 | 
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								The release of azalaic acids triggers the accumulation of what?									 | 
								Salicylate									 | 
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								What is salicylate a precursor of?									 | 
								Aspirin									 | 
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								What enzyme does erwinia have that induces the soft rot of vegetables?									 | 
								Cellulases									 | 
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								What is the major virulence factor associated with agrobacterium?									 | 
								Ti-plasmid-->plant produces carbon source for bacterium (galls)									 | 
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								What are two plant hormones?									 | 
								1. auxin 2. gibberellic acid | 
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								What are a few fungal pathogens of plants?									 | 
								1. ascomycetes 2. basidiomycetes 3. oomycetes | 
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								What does ascomycetes cause in plants?									 | 
								Rotting, wilting, rice blast									 | 
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								What is associated with rice blast fungi?									 | 
								1. fungal spore 2. appressorium 3. penetration peg | 
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								What does basidiomycetes cause in plants?									 | 
								Rusts and smuts									 | 
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								What does oomycetes cause in plants?									 | 
								Root rot (potato blight)									 |