The genes associated with the JA and ET signaling pathways were found to be up-regulated in peanut upon infection with S. rolfsii. Similarly, in B. napus, the ethylene branch of the JA-signaling pathway was found to be up-regulated, while the MYC TF-regulated JA responses in the MYC branch were down-regulated upon infection with S. sclerotiorum [20, 52–54]. This evidence concerns the gene MYC and infection.