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. 2007 Apr 20;73(12):4040–4047. doi: 10.1128/AEM.00161-07

TABLE 2.

Phytophthora sp. isolates used for specificity testing

Phytophthora sp.	Isolate
P. boehmeriae	P 6950^a
P. botryosa	P 6945^a
P. cactorum	CSL 2151^c
P. cambivora	CBS 376.61^b
P. cinnamomi	SCRI CIN5^d
P. citricola	SCRI CIT1^d
P. citrophthora	IMI 132217^e
P. cryptogea	SCRI P521^d
P. erythroseptica	P 7889^a
P. europaea	CBS 109053^b
P. fragariae var. rubi	FR-163^f
P. gonopodyides	P 10337^a
P. heveae	CBS 958.87^b
P. hibernalis	P 3822^a
P. ilicis	P 3939^a
P. insolita	P 6195^a
P. kernoviae	CSL 2169^c
P. lateralis	P 1728^a
P. macrochlamydospora	P 10263^a
P. megasperma	CBS 320.49^b
P. nemorosa	P 10288^a
P. nicotianae	CBS 411.87^b
P. palmivora	SCRI P488^d
P. pseudosyringae	P 10444^a
P. quercina	P 10334^a
P. richardiae	P 7788^a
P. syringae	4N0247-6^f
P. uliginosa	CBS 109055^b

^a

Provided by Michael Coffey, University of California.

^b

Provided by Centraalbureau voor Schimmelcultures, Utrech, The Netherlands.

^c

Provided by Central Science Laboratory, York, United Kingdom.

^d

Provided by David Cooke, Scottish Crop Research Institute Invergowrie, Dundee, United Kingdom.

^e

Provided by CABI Bioscience, Egham, United Kingdom.

^f

Provided by Laboratoire National de la Protection des Vegataux, Nancy, France.