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LEAF ROT OF CASHEW CAUSED BY CYLINDROCLADIUM QUINQUISEPTATUM, BOEDIJIN AND REITSMA
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108_28
Pages
145 – 149
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Abstract
Leaf rot of cashew caused by C. quinquiseptatum was noticed both in plains as well as in hilly tracts of Cannanore and Calicut districts of Kerala during August-October period.
Among the 19 hosts belonging to 8 families, 13 hosts belonging to 7 families were found to be infective.
The isolates of C. quinquiseptatum from cashew, clove and eucalyptus are cross inoculable.
This fungus is recorded on cashew for the first time in India.
Among the 19 hosts belonging to 8 families, 13 hosts belonging to 7 families were found to be infective.
The isolates of C. quinquiseptatum from cashew, clove and eucalyptus are cross inoculable.
This fungus is recorded on cashew for the first time in India.
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Authors
Y.R. SARMA, K.K.N. NAMBIAR, R.N. BRAHMA
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