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Pathogenicity of Pythium species to maize

2020-10-01

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Pythium isolates from diseased and dead bait plants of maize and cress grown in compost or various soils (maize fields, parkland under deciduous trees, grassland) were characterised and tested for pathogenicity to maize (Zea mays L.). In pot tests performed under controlled conditions, pathogenicity of the isolates to maize was apparent by reduction of root and shoot growth, whereas damping-off of maize seedlings...

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Literature Corpus work: 184f9c6a-357c-50e2-8438-e0668df1cfdc
DOI: 10.1007/s10658-020-02076-9

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