Pathogenicity, phylogenomic, and comparative genomic study of Pseudomonas syringae sensu lato affecting sweet cherry in California.
Tawanda E MaguvuRosa J FriasAlejandro I Hernandez-RosasErin ShipleyGreta DardaniMohamed T NouriMohammad A YaghmourFlorent P TrouillasPublished in: Microbiology spectrum (2024)
(47.5%). This implies copper cannot be effectively used to control bacterial blast and bacterial canker of sweet cherries. On the other hand, no isolates were resistant to kasugamycin, an indication that kasugamycin could be effectively used for the control of bacterial blast and bacterial canker. Our findings are important to improve the management of bacterial blast and bacterial canker of sweet cherries in California.