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Characterization of the Antibiotic and Copper Resistance of Emergent Species of Onion-Pathogenic Burkholderia Through Genome Sequence Analysis and High-Throughput Sequencing of Differentially Enriched Random Transposon Mutants

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By Jonas Padilla, Inderjit Barphagha, Jong Hyun Ham, Da Gama
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qsmR encoding an IclR-family transcriptional factor is a core pathogenic determinant of Burkholderia glumae beyond the acyl-homoserine lactone-mediated quorum-sensing system

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By Jobelle Bruno, Jonas Padilla, Inderjit Barphagha, John C Ontoy, PLOS Pathogens
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Loading metrics Open Access Peer-reviewed Research Article ? This is an uncorrected proof. Citation: Lelis TDP, Bruno J, Padilla J, Barphagha I, Ontoy J, Ham JH (2024) qsmR encoding an IclR-family transcriptional factor is a core pathogenic determinant of Burkholderia glumae beyond the acyl-homoserine lactone-mediated quorum-sensing system. PLoS Pathog 20(10): e1011862.
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Characterization of the growth promotion and defense enhancement of soybean plants driven by seed treatment of multiple soybean-associated beneficial bacteria

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By Inderjit Barphagha, Jong Hyun Ham, Rosalie B Calderon, John C Ontoy
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Abstract We screened soybean-associated bacterial strains from soybean fields in Louisiana, USA, based on various biological activities beneficial for soybean growth and health. Furthermore, we constructed sets of synthetic bacterial community (SBC) containing multiple strains of soybean-associated beneficial bacteria (SABB) having different types of beneficial activities and tested their effects of seed treatment on soybean growth and disease resistance.
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