| Pseudomonas
syringae is a Gram negative, plant-pathogenic bacterium, strains of which
are noted for their diverse and host-specific interactions with different plant
species. Specific strains are assigned to one of the over 50 known pathovars based
on their ability to infect different plant species. This site is a portal to genome biology resources for sequenced P. syringae strains
P.
syringae strains
for which genome resources are available
| Pathovar | Strain | Disease | Hosts | Primary
Contact | Sequencer | Funding |
| tomato |
DC3000 |
bacterial
speck |
tomato,
Arabidopsis
| Alan
Collmer |
TIGR |
NSF-PGRP |
tomato
(coming soon) |
T1 |
bacterial
speck |
tomato |
Boris Vinatzer |
VBI |
NSF, VT |
| syringae |
B728a |
brown
spot |
bean |
Steven
Lindow |
JGI |
DOE |
| phaseolicola |
1448A |
halo
blight |
bean |
John
Mansfield |
TIGR |
NSF-PGRP |
|
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