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Detection and isolation of fungal and bacterial pathogens.

James M. Waller

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Procedures for detection and isolation of fungi from soil and bacterial pathogens from infected plant tissues are presented. Proper incubation and subculturing are also discussed. The use of spore trapping for investigating the epidemiology of pathogens is mentioned.

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Procedures for detection and isolation of fungi from soil and bacterial pathogens from infected plant tissues are presented. Proper incubation and subculturing are also discussed. The use of spore trapping for investigating the epidemiology of pathogens is mentioned.

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Procedures for detection and isolation of fungi from soil and bacterial pathogens from infected plant tissues are presented. Proper incubation and subculturing are also discussed. The use of spore trapping for investigating the epidemiology of pathogens is mentioned.

Key concepts: Isolation (microbiology), Microbiology, Biology, Spore

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