Xanthomonas hortorum –beyond gardens: Current taxonomy, genomics, and virulence repertoires

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Artemisia annua 50%
• Artichoke 50%
• Carrot 50%
• Crop 50%
• Crop Residue 50%
• Cultivar 50%
• Genetic Divergence 50%
• Genetic Variability 50%
• Growing Season 50%
• Host Range 100%
• Host Resistance 50%
• Hydrangea 50%
• Insect Vector 50%
• Lavandula 50%
• Pathotype 100%
• Pathovar 100%
• Pelargonium 50%
• Peony 50%
• Propagule 50%
• Purple Bacteria 50%
• Quercus 50%
• Seeds 50%
• Spermatophyte 50%
• Taraxacum 50%
• Wild Plant 50%
• Xanthomonadaceae 50%
• Xanthomonadales 50%
• Xanthomonas 50%
• Xanthomonas Hortorum 100%

Keyphrases

• Agricultural Crops 14%
• Agricultural Practices 14%
• Artichoke 14%
• Artificial Inoculation 14%
• Biological Diseases 14%
• Breeding Cultivar 14%
• Carrot 14%
• Certification Program 14%
• Control Measures 14%
• Copper Tolerant 14%
• Copper-based 14%
• Crop Residues 14%
• Crop Soils 14%
• Dandelion 14%
• Disease Management Strategy 14%
• Durable Resistance 14%
• Effective Management 14%
• Epidemiology 14%
• Experimental Host Range 14%
• Gammaproteobacteria 14%
• Gardneri 14%
• Genetic Variability 14%
• Global Trade 14%
• Growing Season 14%
• Horticultural Plants 14%
• Host Range 14%
• Host Resistance 14%
• Hydrangea 14%
• Infected Seeds 14%
• Inoculation Experiment 14%
• Insect Vector 14%
• Lavender 14%
• Lettuce 14%
• Lysobacteraceae 14%
• Major Pathway 14%
• Natural Host 28%
• Oak Leaves 14%
• Pathovar 100%
• Pelargonium 14%
• Peony 14%
• Phytosanitary Products 14%
• Plant Seeds 14%
• Plant Species 14%
• Propagation Material 14%
• Propagules 14%
• Proteobacteria 14%
• Quarantine Regulations 14%
• Rain 14%
• Sweet Wormwood 14%
• Tolerant Strain 14%
• Tomato 14%
• Virulence 100%
• Wild Plants 14%
• Xanthomonadaceae 14%
• Xanthomonadales 14%
• Xanthomonas 14%
• Xanthomonas Hortorum 100%