Investigations on powdery mildew of mango

By:

DEEPRAJ Kaur

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Ludhiana PAU 1995Edition: Plant PathologyDescription: 79, 11LSubject(s):

DDC classification:

T 634.44 D31I

Summary: Severity of powdery mildew varied from 7652 to 99.67% and 392 to 136% on in florescPJ1ces and leaves respectively in different mango growing areas of Punjab Based on the morphological characters and non-availability of cleistocarps, the name of the pathog

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Severity of powdery mildew varied from 7652 to 99.67% and 392 to 136% on in florescPJ1ces and leaves respectively in different mango growing areas of Punjab Based on the morphological characters and non-availability of cleistocarps, the name of the pathog

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