Polyamines in plant-microbe interactions

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Growth promotion of bean (Phaseolus vulgaris L.) by a polyamine-producing isolate of Streptomyces griseoluteus (2003, background): “Polyamines also bind readily to many important cellular macromolecules such as DNA, RNA, cell membrane phospholipids and acidic protein residues, and through such binding they could affect the synthesis and the activity of macromolecules, membrane permeability and the processes of mitosis and meiosi”
Polyamines and Stress Tolerance of Plants (2007, background): “However, published data concerning the content of soluble PA conjugates in stressed plants are rather contradictory (Walters 2000; Sarjala and Taulavuori 2004), which could be determined by species-specificity and the content of phenolic compounds and PAs as substrates for the production of acid-sol”