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Erwinia amylovora amino acid auxotrophy and epiphytic growth on apple stigmas
Neil P. Schultes
,
Judith P. Sinn
, Eric S. Swenson
, Louis Orifice
, Cameron Ryan
,
Timothy W. McNellis
Plant Pathology and Environmental Microbiology
Plant Institute
Huck Institutes of the Life Sciences
One Health Microbiome Center
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Apple
100%
Erwinia Amylovora
100%
Amino Acid Auxotrophy
100%
Epiphytic Growth
100%
Asparagine
60%
Amino Acids
40%
Apple Flower
40%
Gram-negative Bacteria
20%
Causal Agent
20%
Growth Assay
20%
Free Amino Acids
20%
Fire Blight
20%
Pear
20%
Amino Acid Biosynthesis
20%
Similarity Experiment
20%
Amino Acid Auxotrophs
20%
Nitrogen Transport
20%
Transport Molecules
20%
Nutrient-rich
20%
Amino Acids/peptides
20%
Main Routes
20%
Acid Source
20%
Agricultural and Biological Sciences
Stigma
100%
Erwinia amylovora
100%
Amino Acid
100%
Asparagine
50%
Blight
16%
Gram-Negative Bacteria
16%
Auxotrophs
16%
Biosynthesis
16%
Transportation
16%
Pear
16%
Immunology and Microbiology
Erwinia amylovora
100%
Auxotrophy
100%
Amino Acid
100%
Asparagine
50%
Gram-Negative Bacteria
16%
Infectious Disease
16%
Biosynthesis
16%
Peptides
16%
Infection
16%