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First Report of Fruit Rot of Bell Pepper Caused by Fusarium incarnatum in Pakistan

2018-12-01

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Evidence of fruit rot disease was observed in 12 bell pepper (Capsicum annuum L.) fields located in the Chakwal district (32°56′00″N, 72°51′30″E) of Pakistan during the period June 2016 to 2017. Disease incidence was estimated to be between 15 and 24%. Yield loss in affected fields was estimated as 11%. Symptoms of disease were seen as water-soaked, discolored necrotic lesions predominantly around the calyx. There...

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81a29d14-2ede-580f-8b43-7eb26a459f83
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10.1094/pdis-02-18-0221-pdn
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