Which of the following is a potential response by a plant host to a parasite?

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Formation of a gall is a common response to certain types of parasites in plants. The plant develops a growth, or "gall," around the invading parasite in an attempt to isolate and contain it. Allelopathy is the release of chemicals to inhibit other plants, lymphocytes are immune cells found in animals, and growing more rapidly is not a typical response to a parasite in plants.

Which of the Following Is a Potential Response by a Plant