Author:
Bulgari Daniela,Casati Paola,Crepaldi Paola,Daffonchio Daniele,Quaglino Fabio,Brusetti Lorenzo,Bianco Piero Attilio
Abstract
ABSTRACTLength heterogeneity-PCR assays, combined with statistical analyses, highlighted that the endophytic bacterial community associated with healthy grapevines was characterized by a greater diversity than that present in diseased and recovered plants. The findings suggest that phytoplasmas can restructure the bacterial community by selecting endophytic strains that could elicit a plant defense response.
Publisher
American Society for Microbiology
Subject
Ecology,Applied Microbiology and Biotechnology,Food Science,Biotechnology
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