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Variation in the Pathogenicity and Aggressiveness of Strains of Erwinia carotovora subsp. carotovora Isolated from Different Hosts
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EngineeringBotanyPlant PathologyRelative AggressivenessPlant-pathogen InteractionYoung Tomato PlantsPlant HealthPhysiological Plant PathologyDifferent HostsFood MicrobiologyPublic HealthPlant Pathogen EffectorPlant ProtectionPathogen CharacterizationTomato FruitCrop ProtectionErwinia Carotovora SubspMicrobiologySymbiosis
(...) All strains caused lesions in pepper and tomato fruit, potato tubers, and young tomato plants but varied in pathogenicity in the pseudostem of corn and in the stems of chrysanthemum, potato, and tobacco. Significant differences were found among the strains for aggressiveness in the tubers and fruit, but the relative aggressiveness in one host was not always associated with aggressiveness or pathogenicity in the other hosts. Strains isolated from a particular host were not always more aggressive than the others when inoculated to that host(...)