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Factors affecting survival and seed transmission of phytopathogenic bacteria associated with mungbean and corpea seed and eradication of seed borne inoculum

By: Material type: TextTextPublication details: Ludhiana PAU 1984Edition: Plant PathologyDescription: 120, 15LSubject(s): DDC classification:
  • T 635.659 P74F
Summary: Storage of cowpea and mungbean seeds collected from different locations in Punjab and artificially inoculated seeds showed 2-5% decrease in infected seeds after 5 months storage. Maximum decrease occurred at 43% R.H followed by that of 63 and 86% RH Exter
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Theses/ Dissertation Theses/ Dissertation Mohinder Singh Randhawa Library T 635.659 P74F (Browse shelf(Opens below)) Not for loan 138938
Theses/ Dissertation Theses/ Dissertation Mohinder Singh Randhawa Library T 635.659 P74F (Browse shelf(Opens below)) Not for loan 138939

Storage of cowpea and mungbean seeds collected from different locations in Punjab and artificially inoculated seeds showed 2-5% decrease in infected seeds after 5 months storage. Maximum decrease occurred at 43% R.H followed by that of 63 and 86% RH Exter

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