This work was supported by Innovation Funds of Hunan Province (NO: CX2016B273) and Hunan Provincial Tobacco Company Chenzhou Branch, China.
机构署名：
本校为第一且通讯机构
院系归属：
生物科学技术学院
摘要：
Phytophthora nicotianae causing devastating tobacco black shank in all over the world is a soil-borne biflagellated oomycete plant pathogen. P. nicotianae zoospores are the secondary infection of source in tobacco plants, which can spread rapidly in fields by water currents and on their own swimming in aquatic environments. In order to understand the P. nicotianae zoospore's migration and retention mechanism and provide theoretical basis for effectively preventing its migration in soil, this study deeply investigated the adsorption equilibrium ...
