1959
DOI: 10.1111/j.1439-0434.1959.tb03998.x
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Untersuchungen zur Ätiologie pflanzlicher Actinomykosen

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“…Spore color on yeast-malt extract agar (27) ranged from grey (e.g., strains 11, 23, 31, P2, and B30) to white (e.g., strains 2, 12, 21, and PBS1). These results clearly indicate that potato scab-causing strains in Israel did not necessarily match the traditional description of S. scabies, namely, smooth grey spores borne in spiral chains (1,9,15,17,32).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 84%
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“…Spore color on yeast-malt extract agar (27) ranged from grey (e.g., strains 11, 23, 31, P2, and B30) to white (e.g., strains 2, 12, 21, and PBS1). These results clearly indicate that potato scab-causing strains in Israel did not necessarily match the traditional description of S. scabies, namely, smooth grey spores borne in spiral chains (1,9,15,17,32).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 84%
“…Revival of the name was proposed in 1989 by Lambert and Loria (17), who expanded the original description to include smooth spores and use of all International Streptomyces Project sugars. S. scabies has been reported to predominate in dry neutral to alkaline soils (9,10,22). However, additional Streptomyces spp.…”
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“…It is supported by the fact that the A cultures not only replicated the morphological features of Millard's culture but they likewise produced on more than one host the range of lesions recorded for his culture. It is upheld by Hoffmann's (1958) assertion that Streptomyces scabies can be regarded as the sole pathogen of potato scab, provided the pathogen referred to is the equivalent of Millard's organism.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Während der Schorf an der Kartoffel und an Rote Beete eine wirtschaftliche Relevanz besitzt, kann davon ausgegangen werden, dass der Rübenschorf aufgrund des geringen Schadens nicht von Bedeutung ist (Hoffmann 1956 Hassansada et al (1969) über-ein, die an Gürtelschorfrüben zwar Streptomyceten isolieren konnten, S. scabies jedoch dabei fehlte. Durch Inokulationsversuche mit den isolierten Streptomyceten konnten keine Gürtelschorfsymptome erzielt werden (Hoffmann 1962, Hassansada et al 1969. Einig sind sich die Autoren, was die abiotischen Bedingungen angeht, die für ein stärkeres Auftreten der Gür-telschorfsymptome verantwortlich gemacht werden.…”
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“…Bestimmte Bodenarten oder Bodenzustände (z. B. Verdichtung) sind mit dem Auftreten der Gürtelschorfsym-ptome nicht korreliert (Hoffmann 1962, Hassansada et al 1969 6 Literatur…”
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