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O • , LP, • OH and GSH in the leaves of the treated plants, while only the OH content in- creased in the roots at higher cholic acid concentrations. The obtained results support the idea that cholic acid, as an elicitor of defence responses in plants, might act through the generation of an oxidative burst.

The effect of cholic acid treatment on the oxidative status of soybean plants