Variability and tolerance in fungicides in Aspergillus niger Van Tiegh, casual agent of collar rot in groundnut in the Punjab

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IQBAL SINGH

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TextPublication details: Ludhiana 1982Description: 155,108LSubject(s):

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633.368 945 2 I-5V

Summary: Isolations were made from all the three sources, viz. affected plants, groundnut kernels and soil from the main groundnut growing areas of the Punjab Size of conidiophores was highly variable and on this basis the isolates were grouped into three categori

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Isolations were made from all the three sources, viz. affected plants, groundnut kernels and soil from the main groundnut growing areas of the Punjab Size of conidiophores was highly variable and on this basis the isolates were grouped into three categori

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