Preliminary Investigations about the Mode of Transmission and Spread of Xanthomonas campestris pv. graminis on Forage Grasses
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Auteurs : F. Leyns ; M. De Cleene ; G. Van Bogaert ; A. Van De Wiele ; J. De LeySource :
- Journal of Phytopathology [ 0931-1785 ] ; 1988-05.
Abstract
Extensive studies showed that no disease was caused when seeds of different forage grasses were inoculated with Xanthomonas campestris pv. graminis. The disease could easily be induced by infecting the plants in the root system, leaves or flower. The inoculation site in the leaf proved to be of vital importance for the development of the disease. Wilting symptoms were quickly induced when the pathogen was inoculated near the leaf base. Plants in root‐contact with diseased plants showed disease symptoms. It is not known whether these symptoms were caused by the bacteria or by toxins released by nearby diseased plants. Cross inoculation trials on different grass varieties revealed that different pathovars exist in the group of xanthomonads, pathogenic to forage grasses. Some have a broad host range whereas others are more limited to a single plant genus. Field trials suggest that in Belgian climatic conditions, the losses caused by bacterial wilt are rather limited.
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