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Tran T, MacIntyre A, Hawes M, Allen C
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R . solanacearum wild-type strain GMI1000 was trapped shortly after incubation with pea root border cells. 107 bacterial cells were incubated with approximately 10,000 border cells from 2-day old pea seedlings. Trapping was monitored immediately after inoculation at 400X magnification using a Leica DM LB light microscope equipped with a Dino AM-4023XC camera.
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