Name:

Pseudomonas syringae van Hall 1902

Synonym(s):

''Pseudomonas aptata'' 

''Pseudomonas atrofaciens'' 

''Pseudomonas coronafaciens'' 

''Pseudomonas delphinii'' 

''Pseudomonas lachrymans'' 

''Pseudomonas morsprunorum'' 

''Pseudomonas phaseolicola'' 

''Pseudomonas pisi'' 

''Pseudomonas primulae'' 

''Pseudomonas tabaci'' 

''Pseudomonas tomato'' 

Pseudomonas syringae subsp. syringae (van Hall 1902) Janse 1982

DSM No.:

1242

Strain designation:

Ps268

Isolated from:

lemon

Country:

United States of America

California

Date of sampling:

before 14.02.1978

Nagoya Protocol Restrictions:

There are NO known Nagoya Protocol restrictions for this strain.

History:

<- J.E. DeVay; Ps268

Cultivation conditions:

Medium 54 , 26°C 

or

Medium 1 , 26°C 

or

Medium 830 , 26°C 

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Summary and 

additional information:

<- J.E. DeVay; Ps268. Lemon. Produces syringotoxin (1861), syringotoxin (1248). (Medium 54, 26°C or Medium 1, 26°C or Medium 830, 26°C).

For detailed information:

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Literature:

1248, 1861

Risk group:

1 (classification according to German TRBA)

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