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. 2001 Dec;67(12):5488–5496. doi: 10.1128/AEM.67.12.5488-5496.2001

TABLE 5.

Survival of C. michiganense G7.1 and T5.1 on peanut leaves irradiated with UV-C

Strain Time p.i. (h)a UV-C dose (J m−2) % Survivalb In planta/in vitro survival ratioc
G7.1 0 75 31.0 0.5
150 12.3 0.4
225 5.2 0.6
300 4.0 1.4
375 2.6 5.0
24 75 52.9 0.9
150 34.4 1.1
225 62.6 7.0
300 8.5 3.1
375 9.7 18.7
48 75 85.8 1.4
150 33.7 1.1
225 24.2 2.7
300 15.2 5.5
375 8.2 15.8
72 75 61.4 1.0
150 23.8 0.8
225 14.2 1.6
300 5.8 2.1
375 3.9 7.5
96 75 52.9 0.9
150 30.4 1.0
225 9.2 1.0
300 10.1 3.6
375 7.7 14.8
T5.1 0 50 49.1 0.9
100 20.5 2.0
150 11.5 15.7
200 8.5 202.4
250 2.7 540.0
24 50 41.1 0.8
100 20.1 2.0
150 12.3 16.8
200 8.2 195.2
250 15.7 3,140.0
48 50 43.9 0.8
100 31.1 3.0
150 11.2 15.3
200 8.4 200.0
250 11.1 2,220.0
72 50 100.0 1.9
100 41.1 4.0
150 47.6 64.9
200 27.9 664.3
250 13.6 2,720.0
96 50 67.8 1.3
100 21.6 2.1
150 19.0 25.9
200 8.9 211.9
250 1.5 300.0
a

p.i., postinoculation. After spray inoculation of bacteria, plants were incubated in a growth chamber under high-humidity conditions. 

b

(Mean total population from UV-C-irradiated leaves/mean total population from nonirradiated leaves) × 100. Cell populations from leaves were removed by sonication and enumerated by dilution plating. 

c

Ratio derived from the percent survival determined in planta divided by the corresponding percent survival determined in vitro at the same UV-C dose.