After a plant has survived a microbial invasion, the rest of the plant is often less vulnerable to future infections. What is this called?

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This is known as systemic acquired resistance, where the plant activates a broad-spectrum defense response that provides protection against a range of pathogens. This response is induced by the initial infection and can provide long-lasting, systemic protection to the rest of the plant.

After a Plant Has Survived a Microbial Invasion, the Rest