Prevalence and management of leaf spots of peach

By:

Gurpreet Singh

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Ludhiana PAU 2006Edition: Plant Pathology CoADescription: 29cm;76lSubject(s):

DDC classification:

T 634.259 G96P

Summary: The intensity of Stigmina blight was observed to vary from 9.33 to 86.20 per cent in different peach growing areas of Punjab. The disease commenced during the third week of April as small, round and yellow spots followed by browning and death of the affec

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The intensity of Stigmina blight was observed to vary from 9.33 to 86.20 per cent in different peach growing areas of Punjab. The disease commenced during the third week of April as small, round and yellow spots followed by browning and death of the affec

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