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Characterizing bacterial pathogen causing sugar beet dry rot of root at harvest and its suppression by endophytic bacteria

2022-07-13

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Several bacteria play essential roles in causing post-harvest sugar beet root rot. In 2018 and 2019, a survey in field and storage revealed the presence of sugar beet dry rot of root. Seventeen bacteria were isolated from the harvested roots from various geographic locations in West Azerbaijan, Iran. Pathogenicity test in sugar beet root slices revealed that isolate Buk12 showed dry rot similar to those observed i...

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dfdb902c-51ad-51f3-bbc4-c0afbedb17ba
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-1795030/v1
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