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. 2022 Jan 23;23(5):597–621. doi: 10.1111/mpp.13185

TABLE 2.

Non‐DNA and DNA‐based identification methods for Xanthomonas hortorum pathovars. The detection targets, taxonomical level of detection, and primer sequence availability, when applicable, are also reported

Detection Targeted pathovar Specific for the targeted pathovar (antibody, primer, or probe name) b Reference(s) Comments c
method Type Target(s) Taxonomical level a
ELISA Non‐DNA Polyclonal antibodies Pathovar pv. pelargonii Yes Balaž et al. (2016) Commercial ELISA kit
ELISA Non‐DNA Monoclonal antibodies Xanthomonas species pv. pelargonii Yes (MAb Xpel‐1) Benedict et al. (1990) NA
ELISA Non‐DNA Monoclonal antibodies Pathovar pv. pelargonii Yes (McAb 2H5) Chittaranjan and De Boer (1997) NA
ELISA Non‐DNA Monoclonal antibodies Xanthomonas species/pathovars pv. vitians No Sahin et al. (2003) Pattern‐based discrimination
SDS‐PAGE Non‐DNA Various proteins Xanthomonas species/pathovars various: pvs vitians (cluster 7d), hederae (cluster 7e), pelargonii (cluster 12) No Vauterin et al. (1991) Pattern‐based discrimination
SDS‐PAGE Non‐DNA Various proteins Xanthomonas species/pathovars pv. vitians No Stefani et al. (1994) Pattern‐based discrimination
SDS‐PAGE Non‐DNA Various proteins Pathovar pv. gardneri No Quezado‐Duval et al. (2004) Pattern‐based discrimination
DDH DNA DNA homology groups Xanthomonas species/pathovars various: pvs pelargonii, hederae, vitians (group 2) No Vauterin et al. (1995) Clustering‐based discrimination
MLSA/MLST DNA Various housekeeping genes, including gyrB Xanthomonas species various pvs No Parkinson et al. (2007); Young et al. (2008); Parkinson et al. (2009) Clustering‐based discrimination
MLSA/MLST DNA Various housekeeping genes, including gyrB Pathovar pv. vitians No Fayette et al. (2016) Clustering‐based discrimination
PCR DNA RAPD fragments Pathovar pv. carotae Yes (3S/3SR and 9B/9BR) Meng et al. (2004) D.L.: 22 fg (3S) and 2 pg (9B)
PCR DNA CDS or intergenic regions Pathovar pv. carotae Yes (XhcPP02, PP03, PP04, and PP05) Kimbrel et al. (2011) NA
PCR DNA Based on the target of XhcPP02 (Kimbrel et al., 2011) Pathovar pv. carotae Yes (Xhc‐q2) Temple et al. (2013) NA
PCR DNA AFLP fragments BSX pv. gardneri Yes (Bs‐XgF/Bs‐XgR) Koenraadt et al. (2009); Pereira et al. (2011) NA
PCR DNA 1.2 kb DNA‐fragment Pathovar pv. pelargonii Yes Manulis et al. (1994); Chittaranjan and De Boer (1997) NA
PCR DNA ERIC, REP regions Pathovar pv. pelargonii No Sulzinski et al. (1995) Pattern‐based discrimination
PCR DNA ERIC fragment Pathovar pv. pelargonii Yes (XcpMl/XcpM2) Sulzinski et al. (1996); Sulzinski et al. (1997); Sulzinski et al. (1998); Sulzinski (2001) NA
PCR DNA RAPD fragments Pathovar pv. vitians Yes (B162) Barak et al. (2001) NA
PCR DNA BOXA, ERIC, REP, and 16S‐23S rDNA regions Xanthomonas species/pathovars pv. vitians No Sahin et al. (2003) Pattern‐based discrimination
PCR DNA SNP‐based Pathovar pv. vitians No Hébert et al. (2021) C t values
Multiplex PCR DNA ERIC fragment X. hortorum pv. pelargonii and Ralstonia solanacearum pv. pelargonii Yes (DG1/DG2) Glick et al. (2002) NA
PCR and multiplex PCR DNA AFLP fragments BSX pv. gardneri Yes (Bs‐XgF/Bs‐XgR) Araújo et al. (2012) D.L.: DNA: 50 pg/µl; bacterial suspension: 5 × 104 cfu/ml (100 bacterial cells per reaction).
Real‐time PCR DNA ERIC fragment Pathovar pv. pelargonii Yes (XhqF/XhqR) Farahani and Taghavi (2016) D.L.: 200 fg
Multiplex real‐time PCR DNA lepA BSX +Clavibacter michiganensis subsp. michiganensis, Pseudomonas syringae pv. tomato pv. gardneri No Peňázová et al. (2020) Cy5 was used for multiplex PCR that targeted BSX together
Multiplex real‐time PCR DNA hrpB7 primers and probes BSX pv. gardneri Yes, in combination with probe (FP2/RP2) Strayer, Jeyaprakash, et al. (2016) D.L.: 5 × 105 cfu/ml
LAMP DNA Based on PCR product of 9B primer set (Meng et al., 2004) Pathovar pv. carotae Yes (Lace primer set) Temple and Johnson (2009); Temple et al. (2013) NA
LAMP DNA hrpB6 Pathovar pv. gardneri Yes Stehlíková et al. (2020) D.L.: 1 pg/µl
RPA DNA hrpB6 Pathovar pv. gardneri No (XGF/XGR) Strayer‐Scherer et al. (2019) D.L.: 5 × 106 cfu/ml; amplified X. hortorum pv. cynarae CFBP 2044
a

BSX, the Xanthomonas species causing bacterial spot of tomato and pepper: X. hortorum pv. gardneri, X. vesicatoria, and X. euvesicatoria pvs euvesicatoria and perforans.

b

Primer sequences are available in all the DNA‐based detection methods.

c

D.L., reported detection limits; NA, not available.