Studies on Rhizoctonia solani kuhn causing sheath blight of rice

By:

MANINDERPAL Singh

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Ludhiana PAU 1996Edition: Plant PathologyDescription: 70,9LSubject(s):

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T 633.189.4 M29S

Summary: Rhizoctonia solani isolated from rice, grass (Cynodon dactyion), muskmelon had creamy white to grayish white mycelium but potato isolate was light brown in colour These isolates except the one from potato were pathogenic on rice Mycelial growth of rice is

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Rhizoctonia solani isolated from rice, grass (Cynodon dactyion), muskmelon had creamy white to grayish white mycelium but potato isolate was light brown in colour These isolates except the one from potato were pathogenic on rice Mycelial growth of rice is

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