Management of black leaf spot of radish seed crop by cultural practices

By:

RAMESH Chander

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Ludhiana PAU 1992Edition: Plant PathologyDescription: 77,6LSubject(s):

DDC classification:

T 635.159.952 R17M

Summary: Intensity of Macrophoma blight of mango varied from 176 to 348 per cent in different mango growing areas of the Punjab Pathogen causing the disease was identified as Macrophoma mangiferae Hingoram and Sharma. The optimum temperature and pH level were 30.C

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Intensity of Macrophoma blight of mango varied from 176 to 348 per cent in different mango growing areas of the Punjab Pathogen causing the disease was identified as Macrophoma mangiferae Hingoram and Sharma. The optimum temperature and pH level were 30.C

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