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Over the past decade, plant heat shock factors ([Hsfs][1]) have been associated mainly with responses to abiotic stress ([von Koskull-Doring et al., 2007][2]), yet, until this report, they have not been linked to primed defense gene activation or pathogen-induced systemic acquired resistance ([SAR

Heat Shock Factor HsfB1 Primes Gene Transcription and Systemic Acquired Resistance in Arabidopsis