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Figure 1.

Dercoreas reticulatum contains salicylic acids in its locomotion mucus.

LC-MS spectra of salicylic acid (left) and its internal standard (right) from locomotion mucus extracts from 13 different molluscan herbivores.

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Figure 2.

Increased salicylic acid levels in extracts of Arabidopsis thaliana leaves supplied with locomotion mucus of Deroceras reticulatum.

Average ± SE of five biological replicates. Different letters indicate significant differences between treatments for each time point (ANOVA, Turkey HSD, P<0.05).

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Figure 3.

Locomotion mucus of Deroceras reticulatum increases PR1 promotor activity in transgenic Arabidopsis thaliana PR1::GUS plants.

Leaves were wounded and water or D. reticulatum locomotion mucus was applied to wounds. Blue color indicates PR1 promotor activation. Pictures from two independent experiments are shown.

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