Organization of the Collection of Plant Pathogens
Maria Rataj-Guranowska
andrzej.guranowski@up.poznan.plInstytut Ochrony Roślin – Państwowy Instytut Badawczy, Bank Patogenów Roślin i Badania ich Bioróżnorodności (Poland)
Abstract
In 1994 The Institute of Plant Protection received the subsidy of Ministry of Agriculture to organize the Collection of plant pathogens. The aim of the project was to settle the central Polish collection of fungi, bacteria and viruses pathogenic and characteristic to agricultural plants, soils and climate in Poland. Up to 1996 two rooms were adapted: the room of the basic data and the identification and access room. Scientific equipment, chemicals, furniture and books have been ordered. In the period of two following years the rest of the rooms were renovated and equipped. Each pathogen have been conserved by means of two complementary methods, mainly by the freeze-drying and freezing in the liquid nitrogen. Till 2016, 1748 cultures of pathogenic fungi and 192 strains of bacteria have been collected.
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colection, fungi, bacteria, pathogensAuthors
Maria Rataj-Guranowskaandrzej.guranowski@up.poznan.pl
Instytut Ochrony Roślin – Państwowy Instytut Badawczy, Bank Patogenów Roślin i Badania ich Bioróżnorodności Poland
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