… of the bacterial pathogenicity and plant host resistance offer intriguing scenarios as to how
effector proteins in E. amylovora interact with groups of genes for resistance in the apple host, …

… , Erwinia amylovora, deposits effector proteins such as AvrRpt2 EA into hosts through the type
III secretion pathogenicity … Fire blight resistance quantitative trait loci (QTLs) were detected …

… between Erwinia amylovora and Rosaceae, with a special emphasis on the pathogenicity
… susceptible plants with methyljasmonate increases the resistance of these plants against E. …

… of Erwinia amylovora, altered in their pathogenic capabilities … following phenotypes: loss of
pathogenicity, reduction in virulence, … kanamycin-resistant colonies tested for pathogenicity on …

… amylovora pathogenicity relies on a type III secretion system and on a single effector DspA/E.
… amylovora in resistance toward apple phytoalexins and that it is required for successful …

… for resistance which could ultimately be transferred to the pathogen Erwinia amylovora. Trunk
… leaves indicating induction of systemic acquired resistance (SAR) under field conditions. …

… of Erwinia amylovora , including the 33.4 kb hrp-type III secretion (T3SS) pathogenicity island
… Deletion of 2 novel T3SS pathogenicity islands (PAI2 and PAI3) and an operon encoding a …

… The pathogenic fitness of these isolates and any resistance to copper-based bactericides
was also of interest, because orchardists in Canada have to rely on copper-based materials for …

… of the Rcs system in Erwinia amylovora, a highly virulent and … and rcsBD mutants were
non-pathogenic on immature pear fruit. … conferred some level of resistance to polymyxin B in E. …

… Collectively, this phenomenon of induced resistance is called systemic acquired resistance
(… and resistance. Erwinia amylovora is an often devastating plant pathogenic bacterium that …