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Occurrence and prevalence of the bacterial onion bulb rot pathogens in Egypt [electronic resource].

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Mansour, F. A

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Language: English Summary language: Arabic Description: P. 239-247Other title:

تواجد وانتشار البكتيريا المسببة للاعفان البكتيرية للبصل فى مصر [Added title page title]

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Mansoura University journal of plant protection and pathology, 2011 v. 2 (2) [electronic resource].

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In: Mansoura University Journal of Plant Protection and Pathology 2011.v.2(2)Summary: Different bacterial strains were recorded as onion rot pathogens. The candidate strains in one region may differ from the other and it may be only one pathogen responsible of the infection in an area or a combination from different pathogens. The present research aimed at detection of the main bacterial pathogen (s) causing onion rot in Egypt throughout storage. Five bacterial pathogens were detected with different occurrence percentage; Erwinia carolovora.subspecies carolovora (48.14 %), Erwinia caclicida (18.51 %), Erwinia carolovora SUbspecies atroseptica (14.81 %), Burkholderia cepacia (14.81 %) and,Pantoea sp. (3.7 %).

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Different bacterial strains were recorded as onion rot pathogens. The candidate strains in one region may differ from the other and it may be only one pathogen responsible of the infection in an area or a combination from different pathogens. The present research aimed at detection of the main bacterial pathogen (s) causing onion rot in Egypt throughout storage. Five bacterial pathogens were detected with different occurrence percentage; Erwinia carolovora.subspecies carolovora (48.14 %), Erwinia caclicida (18.51 %), Erwinia carolovora SUbspecies atroseptica (14.81 %), Burkholderia cepacia (14.81 %) and,Pantoea sp. (3.7 %).

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