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Pseudomonas syringae Genome Resources Home Page
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

Pathovar
Strain
DiseaseHostsPrimary ContactSequencer Status
(link to NCBI)
ongoing curation
tomato bacterial speck tomato, Arabidopsis
Alan Collmer TIGR closed intensive
syringae brown spot bean Steven Lindow JGI closed occasional
phaseolicola halo blight bean John Mansfield TIGR closed occasional
savastanoi
NCPPB 3335
olive
Madrid
annotation pending
tomato
tomato
VBI
minimal
tabaci
ATCC11528
tobacco
Sainsbury
annotation pending
aesculi
2250
European horse chestnut
Sainsbury
annotation pending
aesculi
NCPPB 3681
leaf spot
Indian horse chestnut
Sainsbury
annotation pending
oryzae
1_6
-
rice
UNC-CH
annotation pending
syringae
FF5
-
-
Sainsbury
annotation pending

All P. syringae genomes registered at NCBI (including those in process)
P. coronafaciens group (1), P. savastanoi group (5), P. syringae group (22), P. syringae group genomosp 3
group (11)


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See list of recent updates to the structure, tools and databases on this site

Plant defense-related genes. Using large-scale forward-genetic screens, Nicotiana benthamiana genes have been identified that compromise PAMP-triggered immunity when silenced. Information on these genes can be found at the link in the Quick Links section above.

Annotating a new P. syringae genome? Contact the PPI site administrator with questions about annotation of Type III effectors and helpers to avoid perpetuating poor annotations in public databases
A model of P. syringae-host interactions based upon comprehensive Gene Ontology annotation of Hop effector proteins. Downloadable format now available. See Modeling host-pathogen interactions with Gene Ontology Annotation.
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Mark your calendar for the 8th International Conference on Pseudomonas syringae pathovars and related pathogens
(Aug 31-Sept 3, 2010 in Oxford UK)

7th ICPSPRP meeting in Agadir, Morocco, November 2006 Report and photos
SEE THE DISEASE
Photos of bacterial speck, upstate NY, August, 2009 (ppt) photo credits: Chris Smart, NYSAES, Cornell Univ
Pseudomonas syringae at IPM Images


Magdalen Lindeberg
PPI Project Coordinator
Dept Plant Pathology
Cornell University
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