Characterization of Different Pathovars and Reisolates of Xanthomonas Campestris by Xanthan Synthesis and rRNA Gene Restriction Patterns

I. IlievSIBIO'93 Ltd., Plovdiv, Bulgaria

I. IvanovaSofia University, Biological Faculty, Department of Microbiology, Sofia, Bulgaria

G. IvanovBulgarian Academy of Sciences, Institute of Biophysics, Sofia, Bulgaria

M. LemattreINRA—Versailles, Station de Pathologie Vegetale, France

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The characterization of exopolysaccharide production and rRNA gene restriction patterns of Xanhtomonas campestris were studied. The pathovars of glycines, phaseoli and vesicatoria major patterns correlated with pathogenicity on the host plant and this can be used to characterize strains. The synthesis of xanthan in the strains and the reisolates is different and can not be used for the identification of different pathovars.

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