Identification of Bipolaris maydis race T pathogenic to Populus deltoides
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S. CHAUHAN1 and B.N. PANDEY2
1 Wimco Seedlings Limited, Agroforestry R & D Centre, Rudrapur 263 153
2 Departmenl of Botany, Bareilly College, Bareilly 243 005
Keywords:
Bipolaris maydis race T, Populus deltoides, Texas male-cytoplasmAbstract
Isolates of Bipolaris maydis pathogenic to Populus deltoides were identified to be race T on the basis of their virulence to certain male-cultivars of the host from Texas provenance, toxin production, sclerolia formation, light pigmentation and poor sporulating potency on the culture media under controlled conditions.
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