نتایج جستجو برای: brown spot disease

تعداد نتایج: 1566466  

Journal: :international journal of agricultural science and research 2012
n. mohamad amini1 h. zamanizadeh k. larijani s. h. hajmansoor

brown spot disease caused by alternaria alternata (fr.: fr.) keissl is a serious problem forproduction of tangerines and tangerine hybrids in iran. the tangerine pathotype causes brownspot disease on young leaves and immature fruits of limited varieties of mandarins and tangerines(citrus. reticulata blanco). specificity in the interaction between tangerine and the pathogen isdetermined by a hos...

2005
C. D. el son

-The study objective was to determine whether selection for brown spot disease (caused by Scirrhia acicola (Dearn.) Siggers) resistance in longleaf pine (Pinus palustris Mill.) is beneficial for areas where brown spot is not present. Two groups of selections, comprising those that performed (survival and growth) well in the presence of brown spot disease and those that performed well in its abs...

Journal: :international journal of advanced biological and biomedical research 2014
meysam soltani nejad gholam hosein shahidi bonjar fereydoon padasht dehkaei

bipolaris oryzae causes rice brown spot disease which reduces rice yield with substantial global impact. streptomycetes isolated from rice fields of guilan province, iran, showed antifungal activity against the tested pathogen. from five active streptomyces spp. isolates, isolate g showed high antagonistic activity. to determine its taxonomical identity, its colonies characterized morphological...

2009
Kouhei Ohtani Takeshi Fukumoto Satoshi Nishimura Yoko Miyamoto Kenji Gomi Kazuya Akimitsu

Leaf spot disease of rough lemon and brown spot disease of tangerines caused by distinct pathotypes of Alternaria alternata, and postharvest fruit black rot disease caused by A. citri, are the three major fungal diseases of citrus. The pathogenicity and specificity for the pathogens of Alternaria leaf spot and brown spot diseases are associated with the production of different host-specific tox...

Journal: :journal of crop protection 0
shubhi avasthi mycology and plant pathology laboratory, school of studies in botany, jiwaji university, gwalior 474011, madhya pradesh, india - department of botany, abhilashi institute of life sciences, mandi-175008 (h.p.), india. ajay gautam faculty of sciences, school of agriculture, abhilashi university, mandi-175028 (h.p.), india. rekha bhadauria mycology and plant pathology laboratory, school of studies in botany, jiwaji university, gwalior 474011, madhya pradesh, india.

this paper deals with the study of a leaf spot disease observed on aloe vera leaves in various nurseries and botanical gardens during the routine surveys of two consecutive years of 2010 and 2011. the symptoms appeared in the form of circular to oval, brown to black, sunken spots on abaxial surface of leaves. the disease was observed only in january to february during the survey. colonieson pda...

Journal: :Japanese Journal of Phytopathology 1997

2013
CLAUDIU TOPOLICEANU SIMONA STOLERIU ANGELA GHIORGHE MIHAELA SALCEANU ANDREI VICTOR SANDU SORIN ANDRIAN

The aim of this study is to assess the quantitative ions changes in enamel occlusal surfaces affected by white-spot and brown-spot dental caries. Energy dispersive X-rays analysis (EDX) has been used for qualitative and quantitative chemical analysis of 30 enamel samples (10 sound enamel samples, 10 white-spot enamel samples, 10 brown-spot enamel samples). For samples with white-spot and brown-...

2015
Kyung-Sook Han Jong-Han Park Chang-Gi Back Mi-Jeong Park

In 2006~2010, leaf spot symptoms, that is, small, yellow spots that turned into dark brown-to-black lesions surrounded by a yellow halo, were observed on Cymbidium spp. in Gongju, Taean, and Gapyeong in Korea. A Fusarium species was continuously isolated from symptomatic leaves; in pathogenicity testing, isolates caused leaf spot symptoms consisting of sunken, dark brown lesions similar to the ...

مهدیان, صفرعلی, شاهسواری آهنگر, عطا اله, علیان, سید امین,

Aeluropus littoralis belong to poaceae family. It often grows in salty soils. In this study reaction of A. littoralis to rice pathogens (Pyricularia grisea, Rhizoctonia solani and Bipolaris oryzae) was investigated at greenhouse and field conditions under artificial inoculation. These three mentioned fungi were isolated from rice plants and then propagated and separately inoculated on Aeluropus...

Journal: :Agricultural and Biological Chemistry 1971

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