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During past few years a symptoms of plum and cherry bud necrosis were   observed in some regions with significant cherry production in Serbia. Gram   negative, fluorescent, oxidative bacterial strains were isolated from the   margin of necrotic tissue. All investigated strains are levan and HR   positive, while negative results are recorded in oxidase, pectinase and   arginin dihydrolase tests (LOPAT+---+). Symptoms similar to those observed in   natural infection were obtained after artificial inoculation of cherry leaf   scares and dormant one year old cherry shoots. Investigated strains as well   as reference strain of P. syringae pv. morsprunorum cause the superficial   necrosis on artificially inoculated immature cherry fruits, but negative   results were recorded in immature pear and lemon fruit tests as well as   syringae leaves and bean pods. Gelatin and aesculin tests were negative and   tyrosinase and tartrate were positive. Investigated strains isolated from   necrotic cherry buds had identical REP-PCR pattern with reference strain of   P. syringae pv. morsprunorum. On the basis of obtained results, it was   concluded that this bacterium is causal agent of cherry trees bud necrosis in   Serbia. [Projekat Ministarstva nauke Republike Srbije, br. 31018 i br. 173026

Genetic characterization of pathogenic fluorescent pseudomonads isolated from necrotic cherry and plum buds in Serbia