Studies on stem rot of berseem (Trifolium alexandrinum L.) caused by Sclerotinia trifoliorum Erikss in the Punjab

By:

SANTOKH Singh

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TextPublication details: Ludhiana PAU 1987Edition: Plant PathologyDescription: 70, 13LSubject(s):

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T 633.329.4 S15S

Summary: Disease severity of stem rot of Berseem varied from 234 to 597. HCII range studies showed that metha was most susceptible followed by methi, lucerne, and Beseem. Senji, gram, lentil and shaftal showed comparatively low incidence Mean temperature of 10

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Disease severity of stem rot of Berseem varied from 234 to 597. HCII range studies showed that metha was most susceptible followed by methi, lucerne, and Beseem. Senji, gram, lentil and shaftal showed comparatively low incidence Mean temperature of 10

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