Aislamiento de fitoplasmas asociados a cuero de sapo en yuca
Isolation of phytoplasmas associated to frogskin disease in cassava
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En Colombia, el ‘‘cuero de sapo’’ es la enfermedad más limitante del cultivo de yuca, que ocasiona pérdidas en producción de raíces hasta del 90%. La presente investigación tuvo como objetivo, el aislamiento in vitro del fitoplasma asociado a cuero de sapo. Para ello, se emplearon medios de cultivo líquido y sólido, usando tejidos de raíces, peciolos, tallos, hojas y semillas de yuca, afectada por la enfermedad. Pruebas de PCR, qPCR, secuenciación, microscopia de luz y microscopia electrónica de transmisión fueron aplicadas, para verificar el crecimiento de fitoplasmas y descartar la presencia de otros microrganismos. Los resultados muestran que los medios permiten, consistentemente, el crecimiento de fitoplasmas, obteniendo colonias en medio sólido a partir de medio líquido. Las pruebas de PCR, qPCR y secuenciación confirmaron presencia de Cassava frogskin phytoplasma del grupo 16SrIII, en los dos medios de cultivo. Además, a partir de las colonias, se lograron fotografías de células con morfología y tamaño similares a las fitoplasmáticas. Es la primera vez, en el mundo, que se consolida información suficiente del aislamiento de fitoplasmas en medio artificial. Adicionalmente, se logró el aislamiento de Pigeon pea witches´ broom phytoplasma del grupo IX, a partir de tallos, peciolos y flores de vinca (Catharanthus roseus), con síntomas asociados a fitoplasmas. Este proceso permitió corroborar la efectividad del medio y la morfología de las células fitoplasmáticas, bajo microscopia electrónica.
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