Manual of Biocontrol Agents Abbreviated Entry*
Active substance:
Xanthomonas campestris pv vesicatoria bacteriophage
Nomenclature
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Targets:
- Xanthomonas vesicatoria (bacterial scab, bacterial spot (tomato, chilli and others))
Biogeography:
This bacteriophage is found in soil, water, and ... Click here to retrieve this information.
Biological Activity
Mode of Action:
Specifically targets and infects the plant patho... Click here to retrieve this information.
Toxicology
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Environmental Fate:
The bacteriophage biodegrades 24 to 48 hours aft... Click here to retrieve this information.
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This is an extract from the Manual of Biocontrol Agents produced by the BCPC. The manual has been substantially revised and updated to reflect the growth and maturity of the global biocontrol industry.
It contains up-to-date, accurate and comprehensive information on over 200 active substances which are commercially available in products including:
- 90+ micro-organisms
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