The Plant Pathogenic Coryneform Bacteria

Lelliott, R. A.

doi:10.1111/j.1365-2672.1966.tb03458.x

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“…The results also confirm the finding by Katznelson & Sutton (1956) that C. sepedonicum shares one or more antigens with C. michiganense and C. jlaccumfacens, but also show that C. sepedonicum shares antigens with C.poinsettiae, C. fascians, C. betae and C. rathayi. The results also confirm the division of the plant pathogenic coryneform bacteria suggested by Lelliott (1966), but show that his first group contains three serological groups, and his second group two serological groups.…”

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Serological Relationships of Corynebacteria

Lazar¹

1968

Journal of General Microbiology

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The serological relationships between 39 strains of pathogenic corynebacteria from man, animals and plants were studied by precipitin, double gel-diffusion, and immuno-electrophoretic techniques, with polysaccharides and nucleoproteins as antigens. Five distinct serological groups were established among the plant pathogenic corynebacteria : ( I ) Corynebacterium jlaccumfaciens, C. ftaccumfaciens var. aurantiacum, C. poinsettiae and C. betae; ( 2 ) C. michiganense and C. insidiosum. (3) C. tritici and C. rathayi; (7) C. sepedonicum; and (5) C. facians. C. diphtheriae (type gravis, mitis, intermedius, and atypical forms), C. hoflmanii, (syn. C. pseudodiphtheriticum) and the animal pathogens C. equi, C. renale and C. kutscheri belonged to two or three serological groups. The plant pathogen C. fascians appeared to occupy an intermediate position between the plant and animal pathogens, and shared many antigens in common with the plant pathogens in group I and the animal pathogens. Other cross-relationships were detected between the groups. An immuno-electrophoretic study was made of protein fractions from the plant pathogenic bacteria.

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Serological Relationships of Corynebacteria

Lazar¹

1968

Journal of General Microbiology

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“…rathayi should be reclassified as Arthrobacter spp. This is in agreement with the observation of Lelliott (1966) Rosenthal & Cox (1953) showed a serological relationship between Cor. michigenense and Cor.…”

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“…5 of Orla-Jensen, 191 9; Plate XLIII). The characteristics of the important taxa are given in (Jensen, 1952;Barksdale, 1970;Lelliott, 1966;Robinson, 1966~ (Bousfield, 1972;Stuart & Pease, 1972), cell wall studies (Cummins & Harris, 1956;Robinson, 1966b, c ;Schleifer, 1970), electrophoretic patterns of catalases and esterases (Robinson, 1966a, c (Robinson, 1966 6 , c), and with the numerical taxonomic studies of Davis et al (1969) It is isolated from foul brood disease in bees and may well be related to some of the so-called Brevibacteriunz spp. isolated by Steinhaus (1941) and Lysenko (1959) from insects.…”

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A Numerical Taxonomic Study of Coryneform and Related Bacteria

Jones¹

1975

Journal of General Microbiology

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S U M M A R YTwo hundred and thirty-three strains of coryneform bacteria, including representatives of the genera Arthrobacter, Brevibacterium, Cellulomonas, Corynebacterium, Erysipelothrix, Jensenia, Kurthia, Listeria, Microbacterium, Mycobacterium, Nocardia and Propionibacterium and other related bacteria, were studied using I 73 morphological, physiological and biochemical tests. The bacteria were grown on a soil extract medium which allowed growth of all the strains, and all were incubated at 30 "C. The results were subjected to computer analysis. The majority of the Arthrobacter is a large loose taxon and it is premature to decide on its taxonomic rank. The genus Brevibacterium should be retained for B. linens and closely related strains. (v) The cellulolytic forms of Nocardia should be removed from the genus ; they are however quite distinct from Cellulomonas.

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“…According to their printed catalogue from 1977, Corynebacterium ilicis NCPPB 1228 had been accessed from the ATCC in 1962. By deduction, one may conclude that the work of Lelliott (1966) used NCPPB 1228, which is a strain of Arthrobacter ilicis Collins et al 1982. Reference to Mandel et al (1961) and Starr et al (1975) is inappropriate.…”

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“…The work of Collins et al (1981) draws heavily on these data and makes no reference to pathogenicity on American holly. The work of Lelliott (1966) makes no clear reference to the source of the strain, but the work was carried out in the Plant Pathology Laboratory, Harpenden, UK, where the National Collection of Plant Pathogenic Bacteria was housed at the time. According to their printed catalogue from 1977, Corynebacterium ilicis NCPPB 1228 had been accessed from the ATCC in 1962.…”

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Corynebacterium ilicis is typified by ICMP 2608 =ICPB CI144, Arthrobacter ilicis is typified by DSM 20138 =ATCC 14264 =NCPPB 1228 and the two are not homotypic synonyms, and clarification of the authorship of these two species. Opinion 87

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INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF SYSTEMATIC AND EVOLUTIONARY MICROBIOLO

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The Plant Pathogenic Coryneform Bacteria

Cited by 25 publications

References 9 publications

Serological Relationships of Corynebacteria

Serological Relationships of Corynebacteria

A Numerical Taxonomic Study of Coryneform and Related Bacteria

Corynebacterium ilicis is typified by ICMP 2608 =ICPB CI144, Arthrobacter ilicis is typified by DSM 20138 =ATCC 14264 =NCPPB 1228 and the two are not homotypic synonyms, and clarification of the authorship of these two species. Opinion 87

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