Molecular detection of Erwinia psidii in guava plants under greenhouse and field conditions
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Resumo: | ABSTRACT: Erwinia psidii causes bacterial blight of guava ( Psidium guajava ), an important disease of this crop in Brazil. The pathogen affects branches and twigs of guava trees, reducing yield significantly. Bacterial dissemination often occurs through contaminated but asymptomatic propagating plant material. The objectives of this research were to evaluate the use of BIO-PCR and conventional PCR to detect E. psidii in inoculated guava plants grown in a greenhouse and in symptomatic and asymptomatic trees from guava orchards. Erwinia psidii strain IBSBF 1576 was inoculated (107CFU mL-1) into young guava shoots and plant tissue was analysed at 0, 5, 10, and 15 days after inoculation. Symptoms were observed after 5 days and all inoculated shoots were PCR positive at all times, by both BIO-PCR and conventional PCR. Under natural infection conditions, 40 samples were tested by BIO-PCR from each of three guava orchards, 20 showing symptoms and 20 asymptomatic. PCR was positive for 58 out of 60 symptomatic samples (96.7%) and for 6.7% of asymptomatic samples, showing that the method can be used to detect the pathogen at early stages of infection. This PCR method may be used as a diagnostic tool to assess bacterial survival, dissemination and disease outbreaks. |
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Molecular detection of Erwinia psidii in guava plants under greenhouse and field conditionsBIO-PCRdiagnosisguava bacterial blightPCRPsidium guajavaABSTRACT: Erwinia psidii causes bacterial blight of guava ( Psidium guajava ), an important disease of this crop in Brazil. The pathogen affects branches and twigs of guava trees, reducing yield significantly. Bacterial dissemination often occurs through contaminated but asymptomatic propagating plant material. The objectives of this research were to evaluate the use of BIO-PCR and conventional PCR to detect E. psidii in inoculated guava plants grown in a greenhouse and in symptomatic and asymptomatic trees from guava orchards. Erwinia psidii strain IBSBF 1576 was inoculated (107CFU mL-1) into young guava shoots and plant tissue was analysed at 0, 5, 10, and 15 days after inoculation. Symptoms were observed after 5 days and all inoculated shoots were PCR positive at all times, by both BIO-PCR and conventional PCR. Under natural infection conditions, 40 samples were tested by BIO-PCR from each of three guava orchards, 20 showing symptoms and 20 asymptomatic. PCR was positive for 58 out of 60 symptomatic samples (96.7%) and for 6.7% of asymptomatic samples, showing that the method can be used to detect the pathogen at early stages of infection. This PCR method may be used as a diagnostic tool to assess bacterial survival, dissemination and disease outbreaks.Universidade Federal de Santa Maria2016-09-01info:eu-repo/semantics/articleinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersiontext/htmlhttp://old.scielo.br/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0103-84782016000901528Ciência Rural v.46 n.9 2016reponame:Ciência Ruralinstname:Universidade Federal de Santa Maria (UFSM)instacron:UFSM10.1590/0103-8478cr20151600info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessSilva,Claudênia Ferreira daUesugi,Carlos HidemiBlum,Luiz Eduardo BassayMarques,Abi Soares dos AnjosFerreira,Marisa Álvares da Silva Vellosoeng2016-08-12T00:00:00ZRevista |
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Molecular detection of Erwinia psidii in guava plants under greenhouse and field conditions |
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Molecular detection of Erwinia psidii in guava plants under greenhouse and field conditions |
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Molecular detection of Erwinia psidii in guava plants under greenhouse and field conditions Silva,Claudênia Ferreira da BIO-PCR diagnosis guava bacterial blight PCR Psidium guajava |
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Molecular detection of Erwinia psidii in guava plants under greenhouse and field conditions |
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Molecular detection of Erwinia psidii in guava plants under greenhouse and field conditions |
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Molecular detection of Erwinia psidii in guava plants under greenhouse and field conditions |
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Molecular detection of Erwinia psidii in guava plants under greenhouse and field conditions |
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Molecular detection of Erwinia psidii in guava plants under greenhouse and field conditions |
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Silva,Claudênia Ferreira da |
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Silva,Claudênia Ferreira da Uesugi,Carlos Hidemi Blum,Luiz Eduardo Bassay Marques,Abi Soares dos Anjos Ferreira,Marisa Álvares da Silva Velloso |
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Uesugi,Carlos Hidemi Blum,Luiz Eduardo Bassay Marques,Abi Soares dos Anjos Ferreira,Marisa Álvares da Silva Velloso |
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Silva,Claudênia Ferreira da Uesugi,Carlos Hidemi Blum,Luiz Eduardo Bassay Marques,Abi Soares dos Anjos Ferreira,Marisa Álvares da Silva Velloso |
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BIO-PCR diagnosis guava bacterial blight PCR Psidium guajava |
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BIO-PCR diagnosis guava bacterial blight PCR Psidium guajava |
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ABSTRACT: Erwinia psidii causes bacterial blight of guava ( Psidium guajava ), an important disease of this crop in Brazil. The pathogen affects branches and twigs of guava trees, reducing yield significantly. Bacterial dissemination often occurs through contaminated but asymptomatic propagating plant material. The objectives of this research were to evaluate the use of BIO-PCR and conventional PCR to detect E. psidii in inoculated guava plants grown in a greenhouse and in symptomatic and asymptomatic trees from guava orchards. Erwinia psidii strain IBSBF 1576 was inoculated (107CFU mL-1) into young guava shoots and plant tissue was analysed at 0, 5, 10, and 15 days after inoculation. Symptoms were observed after 5 days and all inoculated shoots were PCR positive at all times, by both BIO-PCR and conventional PCR. Under natural infection conditions, 40 samples were tested by BIO-PCR from each of three guava orchards, 20 showing symptoms and 20 asymptomatic. PCR was positive for 58 out of 60 symptomatic samples (96.7%) and for 6.7% of asymptomatic samples, showing that the method can be used to detect the pathogen at early stages of infection. This PCR method may be used as a diagnostic tool to assess bacterial survival, dissemination and disease outbreaks. |
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