Anguina tritici is a potential vector of Clavibacter toxicus

@article{Riley2011AnguinaTI,
  title={Anguina tritici is a potential vector of Clavibacter toxicus},
  author={I. Riley},
  journal={Australasian Plant Pathology},
  year={2011},
  volume={21},
  pages={147-149}
}
  • I. Riley
  • Published 2011
  • Biology
  • Australasian Plant Pathology
    • The ability of Anguina tritici to act as a vector for Clavibacter toxicus in wheat was determined in a pot experiment. Using galls colonised with C. toxicus from Lolium rigidumas inoculum, gall production by A. tritici was reduced and a small proportion of galls was colonised by C. toxicus. These observations further confirm that the host range of C. toxicus is determined by the availability of a suitable nematode vector. This experimental association of an Anguina and a Clavibacter suggests… CONTINUE READING
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