SEED-BORNE DIDYMELLA L YCOPERSICI AND DIAPORTHE PHASEOLORUM : THEIR LOCATION IN SEED, TRANSMISSION AND PATHOGENIC IMPORTANCE IN RED PEPPER AND BELL PEPPER
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R. D. KHULBE, A. P. DHYANI AND M. C. SATI
Seed Pathology Laboratory, Department of Botany, Kumaun University, Naini Tal 263002
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Didymella lycopersici, Diaporthe phaseolorum, Incidence, Location, Seed transmission, PathogenicityAbstract
Didymella lycopersici and Diaporthe phaseolorum were mild to abundantly present in 24 seed samples of red pepper and bell pepper of Kumaun Himalava. These pathogen s were located on seed coat and inner seed tissues, ie., endosperm and embryo, and commonly isolated from seedlings, leaves and fruits. Disease development and pathogenicity tests showed their pathogenic and seed-plant transmitting behaviour.
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