Agrobacterium tumefaciens-Mediated Transformation of Valsa mali: An Efficient Tool for Random Insertion Mutagenesis
Figure 6
Lesions caused by Valsa mali wild-type strain LXS240101 and transformants in Pyrus pyrifolia (Burm. f.). cv. Nakai seven days after inoculation on two-year-old twigs using conidia suspensions or mycelium plugs. W1, PFL4, PFL5, PFL12, PFL19, PFL26, and PFL28 were inoculated using 100 uL conidia suspensions (106/mL). W2, PFL1, PFL6, and PFL15 were inoculated using mycelium plugs (diameter 6 mm). The lesions caused by the transformants were different in size.
