… other bean diseases can affect the severity of common blight. Panzer and Nickeson (1959)
demonstrated that common blight … variety tolerant to common blight bacterial disease. SB 506. …

… This is a status paper on a destructive rice disease bacterial blight (BB), caused by … this
disease, the taxonomy and classification of the pathogen and strategies for disease management…

… (1983b) estimated that 50% of the snap beans grown in the USA were susceptible to bacterial
blight diseases. These cultivars however, had favourable horticultural characteristics like …

… blight symptoms. “Yellow leaf,” a secondary effect arising from either symptom, appears due
to a toxin produced by the bacteria. … of pathogenic races of the bacterium has caused great …

… Cassava bacterial blight is, perhaps, the disease that has caused more damage to the crop
than any other disease during the past two decades. Today, as the result of several research …

… This genetically engineered promoter confers broad-spectrum resistance against bacterial
blight and bacterial leaf streak in rice as it contains three EBEs that correspond to three …

… Major fungal diseases such as late blight, early blight, black … major bacterial diseases like
soft rot, common scab, bacterial wilt … Diseases such as late blight, early blight, fusarial wilt and …

… impact of disease severity on crop yield. The available information on crop losses associated
with bacterial blight (BB… The roles of other methods in disease management are discussed. …

… distribution of the bacterial blight. In reviewing the literature on the 1890 outbreak of oat
blight, we find Galloway and Southworth note: "The disease (ascribed to bacteria) extends from …

… It began forty years ago with the announcement of the bacterial origin of pear blight by
Professor TJ Burrill of the University of Illinois (See Frontispiece), who has but recently passed …