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Pseudomonas grimontii, causal agent of turnip bacterial rot disease in Japan

2019-11-01

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From April to May 2012, a rot disease on turnips grown in greenhouses in southern Hokkaido, Japan caused severe leaf blight, brown discoloration of crown surface, and browning and rot of the interior of main roots. From diseased tissues, bacteria that formed pale beige- to cream-colored colonies were isolated and demonstrated to be pathogenic on turnip after inoculation and reisolation of the isolates. They were g...

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ed449841-3369-5c12-af52-39ccc3b4b7a7
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10.1007/s10327-019-00869-3
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