Biocontrol of sugar cane leaf scald disease by an isolate of Pantoea dispersa which detoxifies albicidin phytotoxins
Biocontrol of sugar cane leaf scald disease by an isolate of Pantoea dispersa which detoxifies albicidin phytotoxins
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通过解毒白化素植物毒素的分散泛菌分离株对甘蔗叶烫病的生物防治
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1996
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R. Birch
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L. Zhang;R. Birch
L. ZHANG AND R.G. BIRCH. 1996. Leaf scald is a serious, mechanically transmitted disease of sugar cane, caused by the xylem‐invading bacterium Xanthomonas albilineans. The pathogen produces a family of phytotoxins and antibiotics known as albicidins. Bacterial strains resistant to albicidin were isolated from X. albilineans‐invaded sugar cane tissues, and screened using a simple assay to distinguish resistance mechanisms. One bacterial strain with a strong capacity for enzymatic detoxification of albicidin was identified as Pantoea dispersa (syn. Enwinia herbicola). Pantoea dispersa strain SB1403 which detoxifies albicidin provided almost complete biocontrol against leaf scald disease when co‐inoculated with a 10‐fold excess of X. albilineans cells into a highly susceptible sugar cane variety.