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Antagonistic interactions between maize seeds microbiome species and the late wilt disease agent, Magnaporthiopsis maydis. [PDF]
Front Fungal BiolDegani O, Ayoub A, Dimant E, Gordani A.
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2015
Mealybug wilt disease (MWD) is a serious field disease of pineapples worldwide that was first described in Hawaii in 1910. MWD is thought to be caused by a complex involving viruses, mealybugs and ants. The viruses are transmitted by mealybugs, which in turn are tended by ants. Although a number of distinct viruses have been associated with the disease,
Gambley, Cherie, Thomas, John E.
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Mealybug wilt disease (MWD) is a serious field disease of pineapples worldwide that was first described in Hawaii in 1910. MWD is thought to be caused by a complex involving viruses, mealybugs and ants. The viruses are transmitted by mealybugs, which in turn are tended by ants. Although a number of distinct viruses have been associated with the disease,
Gambley, Cherie, Thomas, John E.
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Wilt disease of castor: an overview
Indian Phytopathology, 2019Castor is an important non-edible oilseed crop with immense industrial value in the world. Though castor productivity in India is more than the world average, there are several production constraints in the rain fed castor growing areas among which diseases and pests plays a prominent role. Fusarium wilt caused by Fusarium oxysporum f. sp.
M. Santha Lakshmi Prasad +6 more
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Netherlands Journal of Plant Pathology, 1970
In The netherlands, the glasshouse area used for cultivation of gerbera as a cutflower was strongly restricted in the past since dying off of the plants generally occurred and constituted a great risk for growers.
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In The netherlands, the glasshouse area used for cultivation of gerbera as a cutflower was strongly restricted in the past since dying off of the plants generally occurred and constituted a great risk for growers.
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1978
Publisher Summary This chapter discusses wilt diseases. The diseases that affect the vascular system of a plant are called “wilt diseases.” Wilt diseases can kill a large and healthy tree during a single growing season. The attack on the vascular tissue by the fungus causes moisture stress that eventually leads to wilting. The vascular system performs
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Publisher Summary This chapter discusses wilt diseases. The diseases that affect the vascular system of a plant are called “wilt diseases.” Wilt diseases can kill a large and healthy tree during a single growing season. The attack on the vascular tissue by the fungus causes moisture stress that eventually leads to wilting. The vascular system performs
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Pine Wilt Disease in Portugal [PDF]
, 2008 In Europe, species of the nematode genus Bursaphelenchus have been known and studied for a long time (Fuchs 1937; Ruhm 1956). Earlier, except from a purely biological or ecological point of view, no particular interest was paid to this group of mycophagous nematodes.
Manuel Mota, Paulo Vieira
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2010
Coffee wilt disease has cost African coffee farmers an estimated $1 billion to date, resulting from reduced yields and the extra costs incurred in trying to manage the disease. This devastating fungal disease has destroyed millions of coffee trees in affected countries across Africa and will be a contributory factor in any attempt at revitalization of ...
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Coffee wilt disease has cost African coffee farmers an estimated $1 billion to date, resulting from reduced yields and the extra costs incurred in trying to manage the disease. This devastating fungal disease has destroyed millions of coffee trees in affected countries across Africa and will be a contributory factor in any attempt at revitalization of ...
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Research on Fusarium wilt disease of guava
Indian Phytopathology, 2019Wilting of guava trees has been regarded as national problem in India. Since, it is highly remunerative crop; disease is extremely important. The guava wilt was first reported in Taiwan during 1926 and in India during 1935. Several pathogenic fungi, nematodes and bacteria were found associated with the wilted trees of guava around the world; however ...
P. K. Shukla +2 more
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