Morphology and biology of the kernel smut pathogen of rice

By:

KRISHAN Kumar

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Ludhiana PAU 1995Edition: Plant PathologyDescription: 87,13LSubject(s):

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T 633.189.427 K97M

Summary: Pathogen causing kernel smut in rice was identified as Neovossia horrida. Isolates collected from different agroclimatic zones of the state exhibited significant morphological, physiological and pathogenic variations Isolates D (Sangrur) had maximum telio

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Pathogen causing kernel smut in rice was identified as Neovossia horrida. Isolates collected from different agroclimatic zones of the state exhibited significant morphological, physiological and pathogenic variations Isolates D (Sangrur) had maximum telio

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