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HS Code |
387493 |
| Scientific Name | Exserohilum turcicum |
| Common Name | Northern corn leaf blight pathogen |
| Organism Type | Fungal pathogen |
| Product Type | Plant disease inoculum |
| Primary Host | Zea mays (maize/corn) |
| Symptoms | Long, elliptical, gray-green lesions |
| Disease Caused | Northern corn leaf blight |
| Mode Of Action | Infects leaf tissues |
| Spore Type | Conidia |
| Temperature Optimum | 18-27°C |
| Application Method | Foliar inoculation |
| Usage | Plant pathology research |
| Storage Conditions | Keep refrigerated or in a cool, dry place |
| Origin | Isolated from infected maize leaves |
As an accredited Exserohilum Tucicum factory, we enforce strict quality protocols—every batch undergoes rigorous testing to ensure consistent efficacy and safety standards.
| Packing | A white, sealed 250g plastic container labeled "Exserohilum turcicum," featuring safety symbols, batch number, and storage instructions. |
| Shipping | **Exserohilum turcicum** is shipped as a regulated plant pathogen. Packaging must meet biosafety standards: leak-proof containers, clear labeling, and appropriate documentation. Transport follows local and international biological material shipping regulations to ensure safety and prevent contamination. Always consult relevant authorities for permits and handling requirements before shipping. |
| Storage | **Exserohilum turcicum** (note corrected spelling) is a fungal plant pathogen, typically stored in a laboratory as dried mycelium, spore suspension, or on agar slants. Store cultures at 4°C for short-term preservation, or at -80°C in glycerol for long-term storage. Ensure containers are clearly labeled, sealed, and kept in a designated biohazard area to prevent contamination and maintain viability. |
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Purity 98%: Exserohilum Tucicum with purity 98% is used in agricultural pathogen studies, where it ensures accurate evaluation of resistance mechanisms in maize crops. Viable Spore Count 1x10^6 CFU/g: Exserohilum Tucicum with viable spore count 1x10^6 CFU/g is used in plant disease modeling, where it delivers consistent infection rates for reliable experimental reproducibility. Lyophilized Form: Exserohilum Tucicum in lyophilized form is used in laboratory storage protocols, where it maintains long-term viability and genetic stability for extended research applications. Storage Stability -20°C: Exserohilum Tucicum with storage stability at -20°C is used in microbial culture repositories, where it supports sustained activity and prevents degradation over time. Conidial Suspension 5 mg/mL: Exserohilum Tucicum conidial suspension at 5 mg/mL is used in foliar inoculation assays, where it achieves standardized infection pressure for comparative fungicide testing. Particle Size <50 µm: Exserohilum Tucicum with particle size less than 50 µm is used in aerosol inoculation systems, where it enables uniform spore dispersal across experimental plots. Molecular Characterization Complete: Exserohilum Tucicum with complete molecular characterization is used in genetic diversity research, where it allows precise strain identification and phylogenetic analysis. Mycotoxin Production Negative: Exserohilum Tucicum with mycotoxin production negative is used in safe biocontrol development, where it minimizes contamination risks to non-target organisms. Glycerol Stock 15%: Exserohilum Tucicum in 15% glycerol stock is used for cryopreservation protocols, where it enhances survival rate during freeze-thaw cycles. Purified Enzyme Extract 10 U/mL: Exserohilum Tucicum purified enzyme extract at 10 U/mL is used in enzymatic degradation studies, where it quantifies cell wall hydrolysis efficiency in target substrates. |
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