Use of isolated cells and seedlings to detect phytotoxic activity in culture of Fusarium oxysporum in cucumber.
Single cells were isolated from calli from two cultivars of cucumber, Aodai and Caipira and incubated wiht culture filtrate (CF) from Fusarium oxysporum. Rapid cell death occurred, as assessed by the stain fluorescein diacetate in the cells of the cv. Aodai. CF of different ages were assayed for toxic activity with three weel old seedlings of the two cultivars. The autoclaved CF produced the same level of disease symptoms as the non-autoclaved CF; indicating the presence of heat resistant toxic metabolites and the cultivar Caipira showed to be more resistant. 21 and 25 day old CF caused more wilt score in seedlings than CF produced by F. oxysporum with 8 and 14 day old. The severety of wilt in Aodai and Caipira seedlings was shown to be concentration dependent
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Format: | Anais e Proceedings de eventos biblioteca |
Language: | Ingles English |
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1994-04-01
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Subjects: | Fungus, Phytotoxical activity, Cucumber, Cell, Seedling, Fusarium Oxysporum, detection, |
Online Access: | http://www.alice.cnptia.embrapa.br/alice/handle/doc/11666 |
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Summary: | Single cells were isolated from calli from two cultivars of cucumber, Aodai and Caipira and incubated wiht culture filtrate (CF) from Fusarium oxysporum. Rapid cell death occurred, as assessed by the stain fluorescein diacetate in the cells of the cv. Aodai. CF of different ages were assayed for toxic activity with three weel old seedlings of the two cultivars. The autoclaved CF produced the same level of disease symptoms as the non-autoclaved CF; indicating the presence of heat resistant toxic metabolites and the cultivar Caipira showed to be more resistant. 21 and 25 day old CF caused more wilt score in seedlings than CF produced by F. oxysporum with 8 and 14 day old. The severety of wilt in Aodai and Caipira seedlings was shown to be concentration dependent |
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