ArticleJournal of biosciences2021
Transboundary introduction of potato-infecting
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Abstract
Wilting of potato plants with an incidence of 20-30 % was observed for the first time in the agricultural farms of Andaman Islands, India. The infected plants showed wilting syndrome that included downward drooping of leaves, yellowing, and collapse of the entire plants. Characteristic milky-white exudate from the infected stem indicated bacterial etiology of the disease. Upon streaking onto 2, 3, 5 triphenyl-tetrazolium chloride amended nutrient medium, the bacterial exudate yielded characteristic creamy-white, fluidal, irregular colonies with the pink center. Upon inoculation, the randomly picked bacterial colonies, AN_PRSGr and AN_PRSCh, representing the two locations, incited wilt symptoms on one-month-old potato plants. The host range studies revealed that the isolates were pathogenic on tomato and eggplant but non-pathogenic to chili and
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