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She and her colleagues are finding that salmonella grows more abundantly if a plant is already infected by Xanthomonas campestris pathovar vesicatotoria, which causes bacterial spot disease on peppers and tomatoes.

Not just hitchhikers: human pathogens make homes on plants by Milius, Susan / Science News

Biactol 150ml Biactol 250ml Biactol antibacterial sensitive Clearasil for greasy skin Clearasil colourless cream Clearasil max 10 colourless Formule anti- bacterial spot pen Oxy Sensitive Duo pads Oxy blackout Oxy 10 Information supplied by Boots The Chemist.

YOUR GOOD HEALTH by Frame, Lorna / Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)

Jeff Jones, respected industry expert and plant pathologist at the University of Florida, stated, "We conclusively demonstrated in greenhouse and field tests that applications of AgriPhage outperformed the standard bactericides in controlling bacterial spot of tomato and furthermore resulted in significantly greater fruit yields than the untreated control and the copper-treated plants.

OmniLytics Obtains Landmark EPA Registration for Bacteriophage Usage; ... by Business Wire

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