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. 2003 Dec;2(6):1187–1199. doi: 10.1128/EC.2.6.1187-1199.2003

TABLE 3.

Plant infection assays

Inoculum No. of:
% Tumor formationb
Infected plantsa Plants with tumors
FB1 × FB2 40 36 90
FB1Δkpp4 × FB2Δkpp4 155 0 0
SG200 40 30 75
SG200Δkpp4 117 0 0
FB1kpp4WT × FB2kpp4WT 44 38 86
FB1kpp4RA × FB2kpp4RA 37 15 40
HA103 135 82 60
HA103Δkpp4 156 0 0
FB1 × FB2 18 14 93
FB1Δfuz7 × FB2Δfuz7 61 0 0
SG200Δfuz7 42 0 0
HA103 38 32 84
HA103Δfuz7 75 0 0
FB1 × FB2 40 35 87
SG200 64 58 91
FB1kpp2-GFP × FB2kpp2-GFP 77 60 78
FB1Δkpp2-1 × FB2Δkpp2-1 77 16 20
FB1kpp2WT × FB2kpp2WT 40 38 95
SG200kpp2WT 40 37 80
FB1kpp2AEF × FB2 36 18 50
FB1kpp2AEF × FB2kpp2AEF 76 2c 3
SG200kpp2AEF 115 0 0
a

All infections were performed twice with two independently generated mutants.

b

Percentage of plants that developed at least one tumor on a stem or leaf.

c

Tumors observed were found on leaves only and did not extend 2 mm in diameter. This is significantly different from infections with wild-type strains, where tumors develop on all green parts of the plant and reach diameters of up to 50 mm.