Time of arrival during plant disease progression and humidity additively influenceSalmonella entericacolonization of lettuce
Megan H. Dixon,
Dharshita Nellore,
Sonia C. Zaacks
et al.
Abstract:The interplay between plant host, phytopathogenic bacteria, and enteric human pathogens in the phyllosphere have consequences for human health.Salmonella entericahas been known to take advantage of phytobacterial infection, but there is little knowledge of additional factors that may influence the relationship between enteric pathogen and plant disease. In this study, we investigated the role of humidity and the extent of disease progression onS. entericacolonization of plants. We found that high humidity was … Show more
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