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Distinction of biovar 2 strains of Agrobacterium from other chromosomal groups by differential acid production

Hacène Bouzar, Jeffrey B. Jones

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Biovar (bv) 2 strains of Agrobacterium produced more acid from glucose than strains from the other two biovars This property caused the development of a clear zone around bv‐2 colonies growing on potato glucose agar supplemented with 0.8% calcium carbonate. This simple cultural test produced results after 2 d at 28°C, and distinguished all 22 bv‐2 strains tested from strains of other chromosomal groups of Agrobacterium; none of the 42 bv‐1 and 16 bv‐3 strains tested produced a clear zone around their colonies.

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Biovar (bv) 2 strains of Agrobacterium produced more acid from glucose than strains from the other two biovars This property caused the development of a clear zone around bv‐2 colonies growing on potato glucose agar supplemented with 0.8% calcium carbonate. This simple cultural test produced results after 2 d at 28°C, and distinguished all 22 bv‐2 strains tested from strains of other chromosomal groups of Agrobacterium; none of the 42 bv‐1 and 16 bv‐3 strains tested produced a clear zone around their colonies.

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Biovar (bv) 2 strains of Agrobacterium produced more acid from glucose than strains from the other two biovars This property caused the development of a clear zone around bv‐2 colonies growing on potato glucose agar supplemented with 0.8% calcium carbonate. This simple cultural test produced results after 2 d at 28°C, and distinguished all 22 bv‐2 strains tested from strains of other chromosomal groups of Agrobacterium; none of the 42 bv‐1 and 16 bv‐3 strains tested produced a clear zone around their colonies.

Key concepts: Biovar, Agrobacterium, Biology, Agar, Microbiology, Rhizobiaceae, Bacteria, Botany

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