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Infection of  Anthurium   andraeanum  Andre by  Xanthosomas   campestris  pv. dieffenbachiae appears to be through hydathodes. Hydathodes occur around the entire margin of the leaves. A small vein that runs parallel to the margin delimits the outer edge of the mesophyll chlorenchyma and the inner edge of the hydathode. External to the vein, epithem cells and intercellular spaces occur adjacent to the xylem vessel elements. Hydathode pores mostly occur on the adaxial surface of the leaf margin. Hydathode structure is consistent and does not appear to differ among cultivars. Glutamine may occur in the guttation liquid with higher levels of nitrogen nutrition. At the same level of nitrogen, more susceptible cultivars appear to produce more glutamine than cultivars more tolerant to the blight. More glutamine appears to increase the rate of blight infection.

ANTHURIUM HYDATHODE STRUCTURE AND GUTTATION OF GLUTAMINE IN RELATION TO NITROGEN NUTRITION AND RATE OF BACTERIAL BLIGHT INFECTION