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STUDIES ON THE WILTING ACTIVITIES OF THE LIPIDS OF VD-TOXIN PRODUCED BY VERTICILLIUM DAHLIAE

Y. Zhang

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The lipids of VD-toxins produced by strains of Verticillium dahliae were treated with lipase (at 37℃,6 hrs.).It shows that lipase-treated toxins are pathogenic to cotton (cv.DPL) and that lipase have no effect on wilting activities.The result indicates that lipids play no important role in the pathogenicity.

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The lipids of VD-toxins produced by strains of Verticillium dahliae were treated with lipase (at 37℃,6 hrs.).It shows that lipase-treated toxins are pathogenic to cotton (cv.DPL) and that lipase have no effect on wilting activities.The result indicates that lipids play no important role in the pathogenicity.

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The lipids of VD-toxins produced by strains of Verticillium dahliae were treated with lipase (at 37℃,6 hrs.).It shows that lipase-treated toxins are pathogenic to cotton (cv.DPL) and that lipase have no effect on wilting activities.The result indicates that lipids play no important role in the pathogenicity.

Key concepts: Verticillium dahliae, Wilting, Lipase, Toxin, Pathogenicity, Biology, Microbiology, Botany

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