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Rhizobium radiobacter (Agrobacterium tumefasciens)

A hilly, yellowish, superficially corky tumor formed on from the roots on the surface of a rock wool slab.  <i> <b> Rhizobium radiobacter </b> </i> (<i> Agrobacterium tumefaciens </i>, bacterial neck tumor, crown gall)
A hilly, yellowish, superficially corky tumor formed on from the roots on the surface of a rock wool slab.  <i> <b> Rhizobium radiobacter </b> </i> (<i> Agrobacterium tumefaciens </i>, bacterial neck tumor, crown gall)
Galls nipple, sometimes corky and wet on roots.  <i> <b> Rhizobium radiobacter </b> </i> (<i> Agrobacterium tumefaciens </i>, bacterial neck tumor, crown gall)
Galls nipple, sometimes corky and wet on roots.  <i> <b> Rhizobium radiobacter </b> </i> (<i> Agrobacterium tumefaciens </i>, bacterial neck tumor, crown gall)
The size of the galls is sometimes important as can be seen on this portion of the tomato root system.  <i> <b> Rhizobium radiobacter </b> </i> (<i> Agrobacterium tumefaciens </i>, bacterial neck tumor, crown gall)
The size of the galls is sometimes important as can be seen on this portion of the tomato root system.  <i> <b> Rhizobium radiobacter </b> </i> (<i> Agrobacterium tumefaciens </i>, bacterial neck tumor, crown gall)

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