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THE PATHOGENIC FUNGI ON ROOTS OF CUCUMBERS GROWN IN THE GREENHOUSES IN POLAND
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156_25
Pages
215 – 220
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Abstract
Fusarium oxysporum f.sp. cucumerinum, F. solani f.sp. cucurbitae, Pythium ultimum and Phomopsis sclerotioides were recognized as the most important pathogens of greenhouse grown cucumbers in Poland.
During 5 years 345 samples of diseased cucumber plants have been collected in 64 greenhouses and 844 isolates of pathogenic fungi have been obtained.
They belonged to the following genera: Fusarium – 415 isolates.
Pythium – 213, Phomopsis – 147, Phytopthora – 39, Alternaria – 15, Rhizoctonia – 7, Verticillium – 6 and Thielaviopsis – 2 isolates.
During 5 years 345 samples of diseased cucumber plants have been collected in 64 greenhouses and 844 isolates of pathogenic fungi have been obtained.
They belonged to the following genera: Fusarium – 415 isolates.
Pythium – 213, Phomopsis – 147, Phytopthora – 39, Alternaria – 15, Rhizoctonia – 7, Verticillium – 6 and Thielaviopsis – 2 isolates.
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Authors
B. Nowicki
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