The insects, in turn, secrete various types of effectors that interfere with plant immunity through a range of regulatory mechanisms to survive and reproduce.[4, 38, 39] Effectors RP191 and RP246 from Riptortus pedestris trigger the N. benthamiana hypersensitivity response but also induce plant sensitivity.[91]Apolygus lucorum CYP Al106 inhibits PAMP‐induced cell death and ROS burst and promotes insect feeding and plant pathogen infection. Here, PPIG is linked to infection.