Of Stone Fruit Bacterial Pathogens - Cost 873

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Pseudomonas avellenae -Canker or decline of hazelnut• Reported from Greece in 1976, later in centralItaly (2001). Turkey at risk• Mode of transmission not really known,planting material may be important.• Cultivars found with some resistance• Related bacteria P.s. pv. coryli and P.s. pv.syringae, causing bacterial twig dieback ofhazelnut in C. Italy and Sicily and S. Germany
Pseudomonas syringae pv. avii - Canker of wild cherry• Reported from France, 2003. Very much relatedto Pss. Also pathogenic to cultivated cherry.• Strains from Psa, Pss and Pmp studied inFlanders, Belgium (Dr. M. Steenackers)
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