Investigations on pre-harvest fungal rots of tomato fruits

By:

AMARJIT Singh

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Ludhiana PAU 1992Edition: Plant PathologyDescription: 75,7LSubject(s):

DDC classification:

T 635.642.942.3 A45I

Summary: Eleven different types of fungal fruit-rots of tomato caused by different fungal species were recorded. The pathogen in each case was isolated, identified and pathogenicity proved. In the early-planted crop, six different pre-harvest fungal-rots of tomato

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Eleven different types of fungal fruit-rots of tomato caused by different fungal species were recorded. The pathogen in each case was isolated, identified and pathogenicity proved. In the early-planted crop, six different pre-harvest fungal-rots of tomato

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