Vol. 44 No. 1 (1991): Indian Phytopathology

Published: 2002-01-12

Research Articles

EFFECT OF SYSTEMIC FUNGICIDES ON THE PHYSIOLOGY OF POTATO VIRUS Y-INFECTED CHILLI PLANTS

M. SURIACHANDRASELVAN and P. NARAYANASAMY

1-4

218
EFFECT OF CROP ROTATION AND CHEMICAL SOIL TREATMENT ON BACTERIAL WILT OF POTATO

R. K. VERMA and G. S. SHEKHAWAT

5-8

274
CHANGES IN CHLOROPHYLL, NITROGEN, PROTEIN, AMINO ACID AND SOME ENZYME CONTENTS IN BETELVINE LEAVES INFECTED WITH XANTHOMONAS CAMPESTRlS PV. BETLlCOLA

A. G. NEMA

9-14

222
STUDIES ON HYPHOMYCETES-I

M. S. PATIL and R. S. SAWANT

15-20

142
NEW FOLIICOLOUS HYPHOMYCETES FROM KATHMANDU VALLEY, NEPAL

M. K. KHAN, USHA BUDATHOKI and KAMAL

21-29

177
CHYTRIDS FROM LEAF LITTER IN PONDS OF VARANASI IV. GENUS RHIZOPHYDIUM

USHA KIRAN and R. DAYAL

30-34

149
GENETICS OF RESISTANCE IN KALYANSONA MULTILlNE(S) AGAINST THREE RACES OF YELLOW RUST

SUDHIR KOCHHAR, K. S. GILL, G. S. NANDA and S. S. AUJLA

35-39

208
COMBATING RICE BLAST THROUGH CHEMICALS

U. N. SAlKIA

40-44

239
OBSERVATIONS ON OCCURRENCE AND IDENTITY OF POWDERY MILDEW OF CUCURBlTS IN TAMIL NADU

G. K. SHARMA and M. WAJID KHAN

45-51

178
VARIETAL RESISTANCE OF PEA TO POWDERY MILDEW

TARIQ MAHMOOD, I. AHMAD*, I.U. HAQ AND M. ASLAM

52-54

252
CONTROL OF POWDERY MILDEW OF PEA BY GINGER EXTRACT

U. P. SINGH, B. P. SRNASTAVA, P. SINGH and G. D. MISHRA

55-59

333
ANTAGONISM OF TRICHODERMA VIRIDE TO MACROPHOMINA PHASEOLINA AND ITS APPLICATION IN THE CONTROL OF DRY ROOT-ROT OF MUNG

HARBANS KAUR KEHRI and SUDHlR CHANDRA

60-63

339
SEED BORNE FUNGI OF URDBEAN

R. B. SHARMA* and A. N. ROY

64-67

129
INDUCED PYCNlDlA PRODUCTION BY THE SOYBEAN ISOLATES OF RHIZOCTONIA BATATlCOLA

VISHWA DHAR* and A. K. SARBHOY

68-72

162
FACTORS AFFECTING COMPETITIVE SAPROPHYTIC ACTIVITY OF FUSARIUM UDUM, THE CAUSAL ORGANISM OF WILT OF PIGEONPEA

D. MUKHOPADHYAY and PRASANTA K. SEN GUPTA

73-79

182
TEMPERATURE EFFECTS ON THE ANT AGONISTIC ACTIVITY OF FUNGAL AND BACTERIAL ANTAGONISTS AGAINST ISOLATES OF FUSARIUM OXYSPORUM AND F. SOLANl

I. J. KAPOOR and B. KUMAR

80-86

278
RELATIVE EFFICACY OF SYSTEMIC AND NON-SYSTEMIC FUNGICIDES AGAINST FUSARIUM OXYSPORUM AND F. SOLANI AFFECTING TOMATO

I. J. KAPOOR and B. KUMAR

87-93

491
INFLUENCE OF HOST AND NON-HOST CELL WALLS ON THE INDUCTION OF CELL WALL DEGRADING ENZYMES IN VERTICILLlUM DAHLlAE

G. S. PRASAD and H. C. DUBE

94-100

142
FUNGITOXIC AND INSECT REPELLENT EFFICACY OF SOME SPICES

S. DUBE, P. D. UPADHYAY and S. C. TRIPATHI

101-105

146

Short Communications

On occurrence of yellow net vein disease on mulberry

AJAY KOUL, S. P. DEVI and D. SINGH

106-107

150
Detection of pea seed-borne mosaic virus in commercial seeds of pea, and germplasm of pea and lentil

A. VARMA1, R. K. KHETARPAL3, S. M. VISHWANATH1, DHIRENDRA KUMAR1, Y. MAURY4, B. SHARMA2 and M. C. TYAGI2

107-111

156
Epidemiology of mosaic disease complex of bell pepper in Himachal Pradesh

PREM N. SHARMA*, SUBHASH C. CHOWFLA and PIAR S. ANDOTRA

112-114

122
Altered phenolic content in bitter gourd due to cucumis virus 3 infection

SANDEEP PANDEY and R. D. JOSHI

114-115

134
Association of Alphitobius laeuiqatus with bacterial soft rot of potato

S. S. KARWASRA and R. D. PARASHAR

115-116

132
Efficacy of tilt (propiconazole) on different wheat cultivars

R. N. BRAHMA, R. ASIR and ALOKA SAIKIA

116-118

146
Influence of nitrogen fertilization on the incidence of charcoal rot in different maize cultivars

G. KOTESWARA RAO, R. BENER RAJ, SHAlK MOHAMMAD and HASHMATHUNNISA BEGUM

118-119

95
Incidence and assessment of losses due to false smut of rice in Punjab

H. S. DHINDSA*, K. S. AULAKH and S. S. CHAHAL

120-121

168
Phenological spectrum and perennation of powdery mildew fungi of Doon Valley-I-Erysiphe

S. N. SACHAN

121-123

99
Studies on the occurrence of physiologic races of Phytophthora infestans in the district of Lakhimpur, Assam

S. N. PHUKAN and C. K. BARUAH

123-124

95
Seasonal incidence of post-harvest diseases of guava

J. MADHUKAR and S. M. REDDY

125-126

107
Beneficial changes in fungal flora in fungicide treated soil

T. GANESAN and D. LALITHAKUMARI

126-128

108
Fate and role of chemical constituents of chilli fruits during infection with Colletotrichum capsici

P. AZAD

129-131

153
Heritability of resistance in urdbean to leaf spots caused by Cercospora canescens

R. P. KAUSHAL and B. M. SINGH

131-132

105
Field evaluation of fungicides for post-infection control of powdery mildew of sugarbeet

I.M. SHARMA

133-134

115
Effect of seed-borne fungi on protein and carbohydrate contents of sesame and sunflower seeds

NEETI SAXENA and D. KARAN

134-136

119
Performance of pea varieties against powdery mildew

KAMLESH MATHUR, K. S. SHEKHAWAT and L. K. BHATIA

137-139

99
White button mushroom (Agaricus bisporus) cultivation on horse dung compost

R. P. TEWARI and MEERA PANDEY

140-143

175
Relative susceptibility of some commonly grown mushrooms to Aphelenchoides sacchari

Y S. CHANDEL and N. K. SHARMA

143-144

123

New Report/Records

New record of Bipolaris sorokiniana on a pteridophyte

B.C. KAMANNA* and K. M. PONNAPPA

145-148

118
New host record of root-knot nematode in North-Eastern hills of India

S. MUKTA SINGH and B. D. SHARMA

145-148

113
New record of Alternaria papaveris from India

UDIT NARAIN

145-148

108
Some new host records of fungi from India-IV

R.S. ADHIKARI and ASHA TIWARI

145-148

130
Coleroa circinans : a new record for India

SURESH DHYANI and S.L. SRIVASTAVA

145-148

119
Leaf blight and root rot of Vernonia galamensis

N.THAKUR, C. SINGH and B. L. KAUL

145-148

92

News and Views

NEWS

151

109

Book Review

BOOK REVIEW

Editor IPS

149-150

107