THE WILTING ACTIVITIES OF THE POLYSACCHARIDE COMPONENT OF THE VD-TOXINS FROM VERTICILLIUM DAHLIAE KLEB.CAUSING VERTICILLIUM WILT OF COTTON
Y. Zhang
Abstract
Y. Zhang
Abstract
The polysaccharide component of VD-toxins of 5 strains of V.dahliae with different pathogenicity to cotton plant was treated with β-glucosidase (at 37℃,6 hrs).It showed that the treated VD-toxins lost wilting activity to seedlings of cotton (DPL-15).The result suggests that the polysaccharide component of VD-toxins is not important in wilting activity to the cotton plant.
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The polysaccharide component of VD-toxins of 5 strains of V.dahliae with different pathogenicity to cotton plant was treated with β-glucosidase (at 37℃,6 hrs).It showed that the treated VD-toxins lost wilting activity to seedlings of cotton (DPL-15).The result suggests that the polysaccharide component of VD-toxins is not important in wilting activity to the cotton plant.
Key concepts: Verticillium dahliae, Wilting, Verticillium wilt, Biology, Pathogenicity, Wilt disease, Fungus, Botany