[Metabolites of Pseudomonas bacteria as the selective factor of sugar beet resistance to bacterioses].

Iu V, Kolomiiets'; L M, Iakovlieva; O L, Kliachenko; L M, Vashchenko

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[Metabolites of Pseudomonas bacteria as the selective factor of sugar beet resistance to bacterioses].

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 10 Mar 2006Journal:Mikrobiolohichnyi zhurnal (Kiev, Ukraine : 1993), volume 67 (issn: 1028-0987,

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Authors: Iu V, Kolomiiets'; L M, Iakovlieva; O L, Kliachenko; L M, Vashchenko;

pmid: 16493887

[Metabolites of Pseudomonas bacteria as the selective factor of sugar beet resistance to bacterioses].

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Abstract

Morphogenetic activity of varieties, hybrids of sugar beet was investigated and a stuff with high morphogenetic potential in vitro was selected for further work. Activity of isolated metabolites of Pseudomonas genus bacteria and a possibility of their use as selective factors for cellular selection was investigated. Cellular clones and plants-regenerants of sugar beet were obtained on selective media and their resistance to bacterioses in conditions in vitro and in vivo were analyzed.

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Virulence, Pseudomonas, Beta vulgaris, Selection, Genetic, Plant Diseases

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