Epidemiology and management of guava anthracnose

By:

Amarjit Singh

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Ludhiana PAU 2006Edition: Plant Pathology CoADescription: 29cm;134Subject(s):

DDC classification:

T 634.421.4 A45E

Summary: The intensity of anthracnose of guava was found to vary from 0.17 to 68.51 per cent in different guava growing areas of Punjab. The disease commenced during the second week of July as small pinhead size spots on immature green fruits which gradually enlar

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The intensity of anthracnose of guava was found to vary from 0.17 to 68.51 per cent in different guava growing areas of Punjab. The disease commenced during the second week of July as small pinhead size spots on immature green fruits which gradually enlar

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