Studies on alternaria blight of radish (Raphanus sativus L.) and its conrol in the Punjab

By:

Hussaini, Sher Hasson

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Ludhiana P. A. U. 1983Edition: Deptt. of plant pathology CoADescription: 29cm. 73, 11Subject(s):

DDC classification:

T 635.15 H95S

Summary: Disease attained maximum intensity on leaves in March and on pods in April Disease intensity varied from location to location and variety to variety Radish crop was found to be infected only by Abrassicae under Punjab conditions Three isolates of A.brassi

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Disease attained maximum intensity on leaves in March and on pods in April Disease intensity varied from location to location and variety to variety Radish crop was found to be infected only by Abrassicae under Punjab conditions Three isolates of A.brassi

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