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The results are helpful to our understanding of the inducement of host plant and environmental adaption of Pectobacterium. In addition, our results demonstrate that maceration caused by PccS1 is due to the depression of callose deposition in the plant for resistance by the pathogenesis-related genes and the superlytic ability of pectinolytic enzymes produced in PccS1, rather than the promotion of plant cell death elicited by the T3SS of bacteria as described in previous work. © 2020 The Authors. Molecular Plant Pathology published by British Society for Pla
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