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ANTIBACTERIAL ACTIVITY OF PROSOPIS JULIFLORA AGAINST TOMATO BACTERIAL LEAF SPOT DISEASE AGENT XANTHOMONAS CAMPESTRIS PV VESICATORIA

Article number

808_53

Pages

333 – 338

Language

English

Abstract

Different solvent extracts from leaves of Prosopis juliflora were assessed for antibacterial activity against Xanthomonas campestris pv vesicatoria. Only methanol extracts showed significant antibacterial activity based on the zone of inhibition in a diffusion assay.
Methanol extract was fractioned and monitored by bioassay.
The active fraction exhibited significant zones of inhibition and a minimum inhibitory con¬centration (MIC) of 30 µg/ml.
The fraction was as active as the synthetic antibiotics ciprofloxacin, erythromycin, streptomycin and penicillin.

Publication

II International Symposium on Tomato Diseases

Authors

N.E. Ahmed, N.A. Osman, S.A. Elhussein, W. Mohamed, Y.S. Adam

Keywords

mesquit, alkaloids, juliprosine, disc diffusion, antibiotics

Full text

https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.2009.808.53

Online Articles (73)

1. AN OVERVIEW OF TARGET SPOT OF TOMATO CAUSED BY CORYNESPORA CASSIICOLA

R.L. Schlub | L.J. Smith | L.E. Datnoff | K. Pernezny

2. DIAGNOSIS OF TOMATO FOOT AND ROOT ROT BY QUANTIFICATION OF FUSARIUM OXYSPORUM IN PLANT MATERIAL

S.Z. Validov | B.J.J. Lugtenberg | F. Kamilova

3. EFFECT OF BLACK LEAF MOLD (PSEUDOCERCOSPORA FULIGENA) EPIDEMICS ON HOST GROWTH PARAMETERS OF TOMATO (SOLANUM LYCOPERSICUM) GROWN UNDER PROTECTED CULTIVATION IN THAILAND

Z. Mersha | B. Hau

4. EVALUATION OF RESISTANCE OF TOMATO PLANTS TO FUSARIUM WILT (RACE 2): THREE APPROACHES

Y. Rekah | H.D. Rabinowitch | J. Katan

5. RESISTANCE COMPONENTS TO SEPTORIA LYCOPERSICI IN TOMATO

R. Rodeva | B. Ivanova | Z. Stoyanova | D. Stefanov | S. Manеva

6. PHYLOGENETIC AND PATHOGENIC CHARACTERIZATION OF CORYNESPORA CASSIICOLA ISOLATES

L.J. Smith | L.E. Datnoff | K. Pernezny | R.L. Schlub

7. PHYSIOLOGICAL RACES AND VEGETATIVE COMPATIBILITY GROUPS AMONG VERTICILLIUM DAHLIAE ISOLATES FROM TOMATO IN ISRAEL

N. Korolev | T. Katan | J. Katan

8. DETERMINATION OF ROOT AND CROWN ROT DISEASES IN TOMATO GROWING AREA OF SAMSUN PROVINCE

F.Y. Erol | B. Tunalı

9. COMPARATIVE EPIDEMICS OF BLACK LEAF MOLD (PSEUDOCERCOSPORA FULIGENA) AND EARLY BLIGHT (ALTERNARIA SOLANI) ON TOMATO (SOLANUM LYCOPERSICUM) CULTIVATED IN FOUR DIFFERENT GREENHOUSE SETUPS IN THAILAND

Z. Mersha | B. Hau

10. HOW EFFECTIVE IS HYDROCHLORIC ACID TREATMENT TO CONTROL CLAVIBACTER MICHIGANENSIS SUBSP. MICHIGANENSIS CONTAMINATION IN TOMATO SEED?

P.M. Pradhanang | G. Collier

11. TOMATO MOSAIC VIRUS: DOES IT TRANSMIT THROUGH TOMATO SEEDS?

P.M. Pradhanang

12. CHEMICAL AND PHYSICAL SEED TREATMENTS FOR ELIMINATING TOMATO PITH NECROSIS CAUSED BY PSEUDOMONAS VIRIDIFLAVA

H.N. Yildiz | Y. Aysan | O. Cınar

13. DEVELOPMENT OF SPECIFIC PRIMERS FOR THE MOLECULAR DETECTION OF BACTERIAL SPOT OF PEPPER AND TOMATO

14. COMPARISON OF DIFFERENT METHODS IN DETECTION OF CLAVIBACTER MICHIGANENSIS SUBSP. MICHIGANENSIS IN TOMATO SEEDS

S. Milijasevic | B. Todorovic | I. Potocnik | M. Stepanovic

15. EFFECT OF FIELD MANAGEMENT PRACTICES ON DISEASE DEVELOPMENT, SOIL CHEMISTRY AND YIELD IN ORGANIC TOMATOES

F. Baysal | B. McSpadden-Gardener | J. Cardina | M. Kleinhenz | S. Miller

16. EFFECT OF COMMERCIAL BIOFUMIGANT COVER CROPS ON GROWTH, YIELD AND DISEASE OF PROCESSING TOMATOES

F. Baysal | S.A. Miller

17. ACTIVITY OF COMPOSTS MADE FROM POSIDONIA, POULTRY MANURE AND OLIVE EXTRACTS AGAINST PYTHIUM APHANIDERMATUM

18. BM- 608 – A NOVEL ORGANIC PRODUCT BASED ON ESSENTIAL TEA TREE OIL FOR THE CONTROL OF FUNGAL DISEASES IN TOMATO

M. Reuveni | D. Neifeld | D. Dayan | Y. Kotzer

19. COMPARISON OF IPM TACTICS IN HOME VEGETABLE GARDENS: TOMATO

F. Baysal | C. Welty | S.A. Miller

20. EVALUATION OF TREATMENTS FOR MANAGING FOLIAR DISEASES IN ORGANICALLY-PRODUCED TOMATO

M.T. McGrath

21. TOMATO VIRUSES IN ITALY: EVOLUTION IN THE PAST FEW DECADES AND PRESENT STATUS

A. Crescenzi

22. BREEDING FOR A LEBANESE TYPE OF TOMATO WITH COMBINED RESISTANCE TO TOMATO YELLOW LEAF CURL VIRUS, FUSARIUM AND VERTICILLIUM WILTS USING MARKER ASSISTED SELECTION TOOLS

23. ELIMINATION OF A DNA VIRUS ASSOCIATED WITH YELLOW LEAF CURL DISEASE IN TOMATO USING AN ELECTROTHERAPY TECHNIQUE

M. Falah | J. Mozafari | N. Sokhandan Bashir | M. Hashemi

24. DETECTION, SPREAD, AND INTERACTIONS OF PEPINO MOSAIC VIRUS AND PYTHIUM APHANIDERMATUM IN THE ROOT ENVIRONMENT OF TOMATO IN HYDROPONICS

D. Schwarz | U. Paschek | M. Bandte | C. Büttner | C. Obermeier

25. DETECTION OF TOMATO SPOTTED WILT VIRUS (TSWV) ON TOMATO CROPS AND SOME WEEDS IN DENIZLI PROVINCE OF TURKEY

S. Özdemir | S. Erilmez | K. Kaçan

26. RESEARCH ON TOMATO RESISTANCE TO THE VIRUS-TRANSMITTER WHITEFLY BEMISIA TABACI UNDERTAKEN DURING THE LAST YEARS IN MADRID (SPAIN)

M. Muñiz | G. Nombela

27. PRELIMINARY RESULTS ON DEVELOPMENT OF TRANSGENIC TOMATO PLANTS TOLERANT TO TOMATO YELLOW LEAF CURL VIRUS

H. Sobh | H.S. Atamian | Y. Abou-Jawdah

28. SURVEY ON SYMPTOM EXPRESSION AND DAMAGE CAUSED BY PEPINO MOSAIC VIRUS IN COMMERCIAL TOMATO PRODUCTION IN BELGIUM

29. OCCURRENCE OF TYLCD AND ITS VECTOR BEMISIA TABACI IN SARDINIA (ITALY): A STUDY ON WEEDS AND VOLUNTEERS

M. Nannini | M. Testa | C. Dellacroce | G.P. Accotto

30. FURTHER SPREADING OF TOMATO YELLOW LEAF CURL SARDINIA VIRUS IN SOUTHERN ITALY

S. Comes | R. Pacella | A. Fanigliulo | A. Crescenzi

31. THE DETECTION OF VIRUS DISEASES IN THE PROTECTED TOMATO PRODUCTION AREAS AROUND MUĞLA PROVINCE

A. Kaya | S. Özdemir | N. Yasarakinci | M. Gümüs | S. Erkan

32. STUDY OF TOMATO SPOTTED WILT VIRUS (TSWV) ON TOMATOES IN MARKAZI PROVINCE, IRAN

A. Esmaailifar | GH. Mossahebi | M. Mohammad

33. RESISTANCE TO PSEUDOMONAS SYRINGAE PV. TOMATO RACE 1

L. Stamova

34. SPECIFICALLY HRPL GENE PRIMERS FOR DETECTING OF PSEUDOMONAS SYRINGAE PV. TOMATO BY POLYMERASE CHAIN REACTION

A. Abdelmonem | M.R. Rasmy

35. DIFFERENTIAL COLONIZATION PATTERNS OF TOMATO BY TOMATO PITH NECROSIS AGENTS

L. Moura | A. Darrasse | M.A. Jacques | J. Duclos

36. XANTHOMONAS SPECIES CAUSING BACTERIAL SPOT OF TOMATO IN THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION

37. OCCURRENCE OF BACTERIAL SPOT AND BACTERIAL CANKER OF TOMATO IN THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION

38. PITH NECROSIS OF TOMATO IN RUSSIA

39. HOST RANGE AND GENETIC CHARACTERIZATION OF A PHYTOPLASMA CAUSING TOMATO STOLBUR DISEASE IN TURKEY

40. SCREENING TOMATO VARIETIES FOR THEIR BACTERIAL WILT RESISTANCE OVER SEASONS IN NORTHEAST THAILAND

S. Techawongstien | P. Thummabenjapone | H. Bolkan

41. HIGH LEVEL OF RESISTANCE TO BACTERIAL WILT (RALSTONIA SOLANACEARUM) OBTAINED IN LARGE-FRUITED TOMATO BREEDING LINES DERIVED FROM HAWAII 7997

J.W. Scott | G.E. Vallad | J.B. Jones

42. OCCURRENCE OF RALSTONIA SOLANACEARUM BIOVAR 2 ON TOMATO, WEEDS AND IRRIGATION WATER IN TURKEY

N. Ustun | M. Ozakman | A. Karahan

43. EMERGING STRAINS OF RALSTONIA SOLANACEARUM IN THE FRENCH WEST INDIES RAISE NEW CHALLENGES TO TOMATO BREEDERS

E. Wicker | R. Coranson-Beaudu | S. Cadasse | M.-A. William

44. OCCURRENCE OF XANTHOMONAS CAMPESTRIS PV. RAPHANI ON TOMATO PLANTS IN THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION

45. RESPONSE OF SOME TOMATO CULTIVARS AND WILT SPECIES OF LYCOPERSICON TO TOMATO PITH NECROSIS

N. Ustun | G. Demir | H. Saygili

46. THE OCCURRENCE OF BACTERIAL SPOT OF TOMATO IN EGYPT

A.E. Tawfik | M.M. El Shaimaa | M.I.E. Barakat | O.Y. Shalaby

47. EFFECT OF PH ON BACTERIAL WILT INCIDENCE AND PLANT GROWTH IN HYDROPONIC TOMATO

G. Hacisalihoglu | M.T. Momol | A. Wen | S. Olson

48. OCCURRENCE OF BACTERIAL CANKER OF TOMATOES IN SOUTHERN SERBIA

S. Milijasevic | B. Todorovic | E. Rekanovic | M. Stepanovic

49. CHEMICAL CONTROL OF TOMATO DISEASES IN CHINA

Laixin Luo | Xili Liu | Pengfei Liu | Hasan Bolkan | Jianqiang Li

50. BIOLOGICAL CONTROL OF TOMATO FOOT AND ROOT ROT CAUSED BY FUSARIUM OXYSPORUM F.SP. RADICIS-LYCOPERSICI BY PSEUDOMONAS BACTERIA

F. Kamilova | S. Validov | B. Lugtenberg

51. SOIL SOLARIZATION AS A COMPONENT OF THE INTEGRATED MANAGEMENT OF FUSARIUM CROWN AND ROOT ROT IN TOMATO

A. Gamliel | M. Siti | A. Arbel | J. Katan

52. BIOLOGICAL CONTROL OF EARLY BLIGHT OF TOMATO CAUSED BY ALTERNARIA SOLANI AS INFLUENCED BY DIFFERENT DELIVERY METHODS OF PSEUDOMONAS GLADIOLI B25

K.S. Jagadeesh | D.R. Jagadeesh

53. ANTIBACTERIAL ACTIVITY OF PROSOPIS JULIFLORA AGAINST TOMATO BACTERIAL LEAF SPOT DISEASE AGENT XANTHOMONAS CAMPESTRIS PV VESICATORIA

N.E. Ahmed | N.A. Osman | S.A. Elhussein | W. Mohamed | Y.S. Adam

54. ANTIBACTERIAL ACTIVITY OF NATURAL EXTRACTS IN PSEUDOMONAS SYRINGAE PV. TOMATO CONTROL

A. Quattrucci | G.M. Balestra

55. DEVELOPMENT OF AN INTEGRATED MANAGEMENT OF TOMATO BACTERIAL SPOT – A STRATEGY THAT LIVES IN PRACTICE

A. Obradovic | J.B. Jones | B. Balogh | M.T. Momol

56. INFLUENCE OF POTASSIUM AND CALCIUM LEVELS ON SEVERITY OF TOMATO PITH NECROSIS AND YIELD OF GREENHOUSE TOMATOES

N. Ustun | H. Altunlu | I. Yokaş | H. Saygili

57. CRACKING OF TOMATO SKIN IN KUWAIT

M.S. Abdal | M.K. Suleiman | R.R. Thomas

58. MANDIPROPAMID: NEW FUNGICIDE AGAINST PHYTOPHTHORA INFESTANS ON TOMATO

A. Fanigliulo | M. Sacchetti

59. POLLEN RESPONSE TO BOTRYTIS CINEREA INFECTION OF TOMATO

I. Georgieva | R. Rodeva

60. ALTERNATIVE CHEMICALS TO CONTROL OIDIUM NEOLYCOPERSICI ON TOMATO

B. Sin | E. Onogur

61. RESISTANCE TO FUNGICIDES AMONG BOTRYTIS CINEREA ISOLATES FROM TOMATO AND OTHER HOSTS IN ISRAEL

N. Korolev | M. Mamiev | T. Zahavi | Y. Elad

62. INTEGRATED MANAGEMENT OF VIRAL SENSITIVITY OF ALTERNARIA SOLANI ISOLATES TO SOME FUNGICIDES

63. METHYL BROMIDE ALTERNATIVES FOR CONTROLLING FUSARIUM WILT AND ROOT KNOT NEMATODES IN TOMATOES IN TURKEY

S. Yucel | A. Ozarslandan | A. Colak | T. Ay

64. INTEGRATED MANAGEMENT OF VIRAL DISEASES IN FIELD-GROWN TOMATOES IN SOUTHERN ITALY

65. INTEGRATED MANAGEMENT OF TOMATO YELLOW LEAF CURL IN PROTECTED TOMATO CROPS IN SOUTHERN ITALY

66. MANAGEMENT OF TYLCD USING NON-WOVEN ROW COVERS AND ACIBENZOLAR-S-METHYL IN GREENHOUSE TOMATOES

A. Sirigu | M. Nannini

67. ANTIMICROBIAL EFFECT OF HALOPHILIC ACTINOMYCETES ON XANTHOMONAS AND PSEUDOMONAS TOMATO DISEASE AGENTS

S. Keser | M.B. Mutlu | K. Güven

68. EFFICACY OF SOME PLANT ACTIVATORS ON BACTERIAL CANKER OF TOMATO IN AEGEAN REGION OF TURKEY

N. Ustun | E. Ulutas | N. Yasarakinci | T. Kilic

69. INTEGRATED STRATEGIES FOR HEALTHY TOMATO PLANT PROPAGATION MATERIAL PRODUCTION

A. Fanigliulo | S. Comes

70. BIOCONTROL PRODUCTS FOR USE AGAINST TOMATO DISEASES

A. Colak

71. FIELDCLIMATE.COM: INTEGRATING AGRICULTURAL FIELD MONITORING, IRRIGATION AND CLIMATE CONTROL AND GIVES TRACEABILITY TO GROWERS, PACKERS, BUYERS AND INVESTORS

H. Denzer | G. Pessl

72. ABIOTIC DISEASES OF TOMATO PLANTS (LYCOPERSICUM ESCULENTUM L.) IN ANKARA AND ESKIŞEHIR PROVINCES

U. Guner | B. Akbas | D. Oksal | K. Degirmenci

73. EFFECTS OF PLANT ACTIVATORS ON PHYSIOLOGICAL AND MORPHOLOGICAL PARAMETERS OF PROCESSING TOMATO

H. Türküsay | N. Tosun | S. Yıldız | H. Saygılı