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Frequency, distribution, and characteristics of endophytic Pseudomonas syringae in pear trees

1991-04-01

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Internal stem and root tissues of pear trees were sampled for presence of Pseudomonas syringae at seven orchards in Oregon. Isolates positive for fluorescence (F+) and negative for cytochrome oxidase reaction (Ox-) were defined as P. syringae. Endophytic F+ Ox- strains occurred in 84% (57/68) of the trees. Eighty-one percent (191/235) of the F+ endophytic stains were Ox-. A total of 159 and 32 P. syringae strains...

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b2b47713-39e0-5966-ad8a-d5f2c95da76a
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10.1094/phyto-81-453
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