Vol. 48 No. 3 (1995): Indian Phytopathology

Published: 2002-01-03

Obituary

OBITUARY - Bihari Lal Chona (1906-1994)

225-227

Awards and Honours

Professor M.S. Pavgi Lecture - Some more important fungal diseases of tea

V. AGNIHOTHRUDU

229-253

Research Articles

New species of Pseudocercospora associated with leaf spot in forest flora of India and Nepal

H.S.G. RAO, ARCHANA SINGH and KAMAL

254-259
Two new Indian hyphomycetes

V.B. HOSAGOUDAR1 and U. BRAUN2

260-262
Genes for leaf rust resistance (Lr) in Indian wheats

P. BAHADUR, J.B. SHARMA and D. V. SINGH

263-267
Control of sheath blight of rice by plant extracts

M.M. ANSARI

268-270
Effect of phenolics on Drechsleva oryzae

P.T. KALAICHELVAN and N. ELANGOVAN

271-274
Mass production of Beauveria bassiana and its potentiality on rice hispa

D. MAZUMDER1, K.C. PUZARI1 and L.K. HAZARIKA2

275-278
Seed transmission of Ascochyta rabiei, the causal organism of chickpea blight

PREMJIT SINGH and MAHENDRA PAL

279-284
Impact of seed transmission of Alternaria alternata (Fr.) Keissler on seedquality and yield of chickpea

P.K. BHARGAVA

285-288
Multilocational testing of chickpea for field resistance to Ascochyta blight

M.P. HAWARE1, J. NARAYANA RAO1, HARICHAND2, A.M. GHANEKAR1 and B.L. JALALI2

289-293
VAM Fungi pathogen -- Fungicide interactions in gram

JAYASHREE JAYARAMAN and DINESH KUMAR

294-299
Soil solarization for the control of soil-borne pathogen complexes with special reference to Meloidogyne incognita and Fusarium oxysporium f.sp. ciceri

V. KRISHNA RAO1 and K. KRISHNAPPA2

300-303
Management of bean anthracnose through chemicals

P.N. SHARMA1 and S.K. SUGHA2

304-307
Xylem embolism in new wilt of cotton

P.P. SHASTRY, R.H. BALASUBRAMANYA, K.M. PARALIKAR, A. KRISHNA, U.S. MISHRA K.C. MANDLOI and M.L. NAYAK

308-313
Taxonomic evaluation of anamorph characters in identification of powdery mildew fungi on cucurbits

M. WAJID KHAN and G.K. SHARMA

314-324
Studies on apple scab forecasting in Himachal Pradesh

J.N. SHARMA and V.K. GUPTA

325-330
Morphogenic and pathogenic variations in Gloeosporium ampelophagum

SAWROOP KUMAR, T.S. THIND and CHANDER MOHAN

331-334
Influence of host nutrition on the development of downy mildew disease of opium poppy

ANILA DOSHI and B.B.L. THAKORE

335-338
Sources of resistant to downy mildew disease of opium poppy

ANILA DOSHI and B.B.L. THAKORE

339-341
Evaluating different plant extracts against three major diseases of mulberry

SUBRATA BISWAS*. N.K. DAS, S.M.H. QADRI and B. SARATCHANDRA

342-346
Production of fusarial toxins under varying conditions

K.S. BILGRAMI. AHMAD MASOOD S.S. SAHAY and M.F. RAHMAN

347-351

Short Communications

Interception of Pseudomonas syringae pv. syringae on Hibiscus cannabinus

BALESHWAR SINGH, K. ANITHA, P.C. AGARWAL and RAM NATH

352
Phenotypic reversion from afluidal to fluidal colony types in the strains of Pseudomonas solanacearum

S.K. CHAKRABARTI, G.S. SHEKHAWAT and ASHOK V. GADEWAR

353-357
Management of Ascochyta blight in chickpea

V.K. AMBARDAR and S.K. SINGH

358-359
Effect of plant populations and varieties on Myrothecium leaf-spot (Myrothecium roridum) of soybean (Glycine max)

S.K. SRIVASTAVA, P.P. SINGH and S.U. KHAN

360-362
Effect of growth stages of Ranunculus sceleratus L. on its fungitoxicity

JASPAL SINGH and N.N. TRIPATHI

363-364
Occurrence of Peronospora pisi with Uromyces vicia fabae on leaves of pea genotypes

S.S. BAINS, J.S. DHIMAN and HARDIP SINGH

365-366
Sunscald damage in summer season tomato

HARENDER RAJ and M.L. BHARDWAJ

367-368
In vitro interactions among fungi associated with leaf rot disease of coconut

N. SRINIVASAN and M. GUNASEKARAN

369-370
Incidence of Aflatoxins and Aspergillus flavus in marketed arecanut and soapnut powder in Gulbarga city

G. UMA MURALIMOHAN and C. NARAYANA REDDY

371-373

New Report/Records

Rhizoctonia solani-a new disease in chilli in Rajasthan

KAMLESH MATHUR, R.D. SINGH and R.B.S. GURJAR

374
Botryosphaeria ribis-a causal agent of black stem rot of Salix cinerea.

R.N. THAKUR

374