Narrow Results by:

Subject Specific Filters:

  1. Order:                   

    Enterobacteriales (2)
    Pseudomonadales (1)

Image Specific Filters:

  1. Descriptor:           (show all)

    Symptoms (11)
    Management (9)
    Control (7)
    Damage (2)
    Plant(s) (1)

Image Setting:

Field (29)
Laboratory (3)

  1. Country:                

    United States (31)
    Taiwan (1)

  1. Author:                  

    Rocky Mountain Research Station/Forest Pathology Archive (27)
    Mary Ann Hansen (3)
    C.W. Herbert (1)
    Yuan-Min Shen (1)

Orientation:

Landscape (22)
Portrait (10)

Gammaproteobacteria

Kingdom: Monera
Phylum: Proteobacteria
Class: Gammaproteobacteria
Remove Filters: Virus and Bacteria(X) Understory and Rangeland Plants(X)
32 Images of 3 Subjects View Subject List View Image Details View Thumbnails

first prev Page: next last Display:

Image Subject Name Scientific Name Description
5408707 bacterial leaf spot Pseudomonas syringae Leaf spot Pathogen type: Bacterium
5408708 bacterial leaf spot Pseudomonas syringae Leaf spot Pathogen type: Bacterium
5492231 bacterial black stalk Erwinia spp. A discolored taro corm
5408706 bacterial leaf spot Pseudomonas syringae Leaf spot Pathogen type: Bacterium
1473220 bacterial necrosis of giant cactus Erwinia carnegieana cut section of saguaro C-1-30 at 5'. Pith rotted from 2.5' to 7.5' and ribs discolored to 17'; 11/22/1941
1473221 bacterial necrosis of giant cactus Erwinia carnegieana 11/22/1941; section of saguaro C-1-86 at 10'. Phloem and xylem are discolored three-out length.
1473222 bacterial necrosis of giant cactus Erwinia carnegieana 12/1941; placing tongs around saguaro section for hoisting into dump truck
1473223 bacterial necrosis of giant cactus Erwinia carnegieana loading section of diseased saguaro with chain; 12/1941
1473224 bacterial necrosis of giant cactus Erwinia carnegieana disinfecting ground and debris with Calcium hypochlorite solution where diseased saguaro was dissected; 12/1941
1473225 bacterial necrosis of giant cactus Erwinia carnegieana disinfecting ground and debris with Calcium hypochlorite solution where diseased saguaro was dissected; 12/1941
1473226 bacterial necrosis of giant cactus Erwinia carnegieana dumping diseased saguaro sections into burial pit; 12/1941
1473227 bacterial necrosis of giant cactus Erwinia carnegieana backfilling burial pit with scoop and truck; 12/1941
1473229 bacterial necrosis of giant cactus Erwinia carnegieana burial pit being levelled with bulldozer; 11/11/1941
1473234 bacterial necrosis of giant cactus Erwinia carnegieana large saguaro plant; soft rot and bleeding canker (not distinct in this whole cactus view) 6/1/1943
1473201 bacterial necrosis of giant cactus Erwinia carnegieana soft rot; See Lightle et al (1942) Phytopathology 32:303-313; the role of preceeding injury such as lightning later described in the literature.
1473202 bacterial necrosis of giant cactus Erwinia carnegieana soft rot; 3/18/1941 Lightle, P.C.; Standring, E.T.; Brown, J.G. (1942) Phytopathology 32(4):303-312.
1473203 bacterial necrosis of giant cactus Erwinia carnegieana healthy and diseased saguaro; soft rot (cactus on left); Lightle, P.C.; Standring, E.T.; Brown, J.G. (1942) Phytopathology 32(4):303-312.
1473204 bacterial necrosis of giant cactus Erwinia carnegieana diseased saguaro group; broken arm associated with soft rot; 7/2/1940 Lightle, P.C.; Standring, E.T.; Brown, J.G. (1942) Phytopathology 32(4):303-312.
1473205 bacterial necrosis of giant cactus Erwinia carnegieana inoculated with 7 fly larvae to investigate vectoring of microorganisms leading to bacterial necrosis; 10/24/1941
1473206 bacterial necrosis of giant cactus Erwinia carnegieana "fountain" of ribs remaining after soft rot of most of core; published in article by L.S. Gill (1942) in Natural History. photo date 4/1942
1473207 bacterial necrosis of giant cactus Erwinia carnegieana Inoculated saguaro 4-B-1 (dead), 4-A-1 (diseased), and 4-C-1 (girdled)to test pathogencity of bacteria
1473208 bacterial necrosis of giant cactus Erwinia carnegieana saguaro E-6-223 broken off at root collar due to decay and termites; Pima Co., Saguaro National Monument, 4/1/1942
1473209 bacterial necrosis of giant cactus Erwinia carnegieana Saguaro E-6-223 broken off at root collar due to decay and termites; Saguaro National Monument, 4/1942, same cactus as image 1473208
1473210 bacterial necrosis of giant cactus Erwinia carnegieana bulldozer digging burial pit for diseased cactus; 11/11/1941
1473211 bacterial necrosis of giant cactus Erwinia carnegieana bulldozer digging burial pit; 11/11/1941
1473212 bacterial necrosis of giant cactus Erwinia carnegieana bulldozer digging burial pit; 11/11/1941
1473213 bacterial necrosis of giant cactus Erwinia carnegieana bulldozer digging burial pit; 11/11/1941
1473214 bacterial necrosis of giant cactus Erwinia carnegieana bulldozer digging burial pit; 11/11/1941
1473215 bacterial necrosis of giant cactus Erwinia carnegieana bulldozer digging burial pit; 11/11/1941
1473216 bacterial necrosis of giant cactus Erwinia carnegieana 12/31/1941; completed burial pit for diseased cactus
1473218 bacterial necrosis of giant cactus Erwinia carnegieana placing band around diseased saguaro before pulling the plant down; 11/22/1942
1473219 bacterial necrosis of giant cactus Erwinia carnegieana sawing saguaro into sections; 12/1941

Page: