Titlebook: Bacterial Pathogenesis of Plants and Animals; Molecular and Cellul Jeffery L. Dangl Book 19941st edition Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg

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Epiphytic Fitness of Phytopathogenic Bacteria: Physiological Adaptations for Growth and Survival,radiation and humidity. The bacteria that are found on aerial leaf surfaces are distinct from bacteria in other habitats (J. 1971; S. 1960a,b), including the nearby soil, suggesting that they have particular adaptations allowing them to exploit epiphytic environments. Few studies have tested whether

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Pathogenicity Determinants and Global Regulation of Pathogenicity of , pv. ,, S. and A. 1993). Molecular genetic methods have now allowed a number of genes encoding pathogenicity determinants of .. . and related pathovars to be identified. In this chapter we will briefly review some of these and discuss our current understanding of the regulation of pathogenicity in this bac