Botrytis cinerea (tomato early blight pathogen)|337910 |BNCC

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Botrytis cinerea (tomato early blight pathogen)-BNCC
Botrytis cinerea (tomato early blight pathogen)-BNCC
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Alternaria solani

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  • number：BNCC337910
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    The initial hyphae are white, but later turn grayish black. The colony is fuzzy and thick, with a black center on the back and yellow edges
  • Packing：Agar Slant; Bacterial suspension; Agar plate
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Alternaria solani
Culture medium BNCC352250
Description Comprehensive PDA agar
Composition Potato Infusion Powder:10.0g, Glucose:20.0g, KH2PO4:3.0g, MgSO4.7H2O:1.5g, Thiamine:0.008g, Agar:15.0g, pH:6.0±0.2(25℃)
Growth conditions 28 ℃; 5-7 days; aerobic
Subculture procedure ① Dissolve the frozen tube in a water bath (fungi at 30 ℃) and shake quickly to dissolve; ② Wipe the outer wall of the Frozen vial with an alcohol swab for disinfection, and then transfer it to a safe cabinet for operation; ③ Unscrew the tube cap, aspirate all the dissolved solution, and transfer it into 1-2 agar plates (each Agar plate contains approximately 200 μ L, and for anaerobic bacteria cultivation, the culture medium needs to be placed in an anaerobic environment for 24 hours to remove oxygen); ④ After uniform coating, transfer to the above cultivation conditions for cultivation.
Storage conditions Liquid nitrogen
Safety level 1
morphology The initial hyphae are white, but later turn grayish black. The colony is fuzzy and thick, with a black center on the back and yellow edges
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