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Biophysical properties of trichome in sesame phyllody
Phytopathogenic MollicutesThis study investigates biophysical properties of the trichome of sesame plants showing phyllody in the four genotypes of sesame GT-10, TKG-308, VRI-1, and RT-351. Trichome density, type, length, and width were examined using microscopic techniques. The results revealed two main types of trichomes: glandular and non-glandular.
Kailash Narayan Gupta +2 more
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Influence of weather parameters on sesame phyllody
Phytopathogenic MollicutesPhyllody is an important disease in the sesame growing area of Madhya Pradesh, India. This study carried out impact of weather parameters-temperature, relative humidity, and rainfall-on the incidence of phyllody disease and the population of its insect vector.
Vivek Chouksey +2 more
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soybean phyllody phytoplasma (soyabean phyllody)
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clover phyllody phytoplasma (phyllody of clover)
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Evaluation of sesame germplasm against the phyllody disease
Phytopathogenic MollicutesSesame is one of the important oilseed crops of India and suffers from many diseases. Among them phyllody is one of the most important causing severe crop and yield losses. To identify resistant sources, a set of 1,477 germplasm lines were evaluated. The germplasm set was sown in 3 m row in two replications along with susceptible check in paired row ...
Pankaj Sharma +6 more
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Detection of Sesame Phyllody Disease and Its Transmitting Vectors
Sesame (Sesamum indicum L.) is a herbaceous annual plant belonging to the family Pedaliacae. It is cultivated for its edible seed oil, which is an excellent source of balanced fatty acids. A sizable amount of the world's edible oil is obtained from sesame. Phyllody is the most destructive disease of sesame and is caused by phytoplasma, a cell wall-lessK B, Durga Bhavani +4 more
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ADDITIONAL HOST PLANTS OF CLOVER PHYLLODY IN CANADA
Canadian Journal of Plant Science, 1974Symptoms were observed on 35 out of 74 plant species, in 15 families inoculated with clover phyllody by the aster leafhopper (Macrosteles fascifrons (Stal)). Symptomatology for some of the hosts is described and illustrated. There were differences in numbers of plants infected, length of time for symptom development, and numbers of insects surviving ...
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Sunnhemp Phyllody - A Virus Disease
Journal of Phytopathology, 1973J. J. Solomon, C. B. Sulochana
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