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Soilborne pathogens/Agents pathogènes telluriques

Pathogenicity of Fusarium spp. to chickpea seed and seedlings (Cicer arietinum L.)

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Pages 400-409 | Accepted 24 Apr 2011, Published online: 27 Jun 2011

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Table 1.  Cotyledon and root disease severity rating scale used in evaluating disease symptoms of kabuli chickpea seeds and seedlings infected by Fusarium spp

Table 2.  Pathogens isolated from kabuli chickpea affected by damping-off in Montana field trials. Pathogens were isolated from 12 diseased seeds at each location

Table 3.  Diversity of Fusarium isolates across three sites in Montana

Table 4.  Morphological and sequence-based identification of Fusarium spp. isolated from kabuli chickpea affected by damping-off in Montana

Fig. 1. Effects of moisture, inoculum density on disease incidence in chickpea seedlings across eight Fusarium spp. isolates under controlled conditions in growth chamber experiments. Inoculum densities are in propagules per gram of dry sand.

Fig. 1. Effects of moisture, inoculum density on disease incidence in chickpea seedlings across eight Fusarium spp. isolates under controlled conditions in growth chamber experiments. Inoculum densities are in propagules per gram of dry sand.

Table 5.  Analysis of variance and significance of contrasts for linear and quadratic trends of damping-off incidence of kabuli chickpea cause by Fusarium spp. in relation to moisture and inoculum density in growth chamber trials

Table 6.  Disease severity of cotyledons and roots infected by Fusarium spp. isolates and correlation between disease incidence and severity of damping-off of kabuli chickpea caused by Fusarium spp. in growth chamber trials

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