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Occurrence of bacterial black shoot disease of European pear in Yamagata Prefecture

2010-02-01

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Black lesions on shoots of European pear trees observed in an orchard in Yamagata Prefecture in May 2007 were suspected to be caused by a bacterial pathogen. The surface of the colonies isolated on a high sucrose medium did not have the crater morphology that is characteristic of E. amylovora bvs. 1-3, and a specific DNA fragment was amplified from the isolates in the PCR using the EprpoD primer set. The partial s...

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bdc3a1de-cd39-5c78-9bd1-e539a9883220
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10.1007/s10327-009-0215-8
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