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First Report of Postharvest Fruit Rot Caused by Fusarium sacchari on Lady Finger Banana in Italy

2020-08-01

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Thin-skinned banana ‘Lady Finger’, a diploid hybrid (AA) of Musa acuminata, is grown for its edible fruits and as an ornamental. In April 2019, in an open-air market in Catania (southern Italy), 42% of fruits in a stock of 2,000 pounds of this banana cultivar showed numerous small, dark circular spots and dark brown to black, sunken lesions, lenticular in shape, along with crown, finger-stalk, and tip-end rot. The...

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10.1094/pdis-01-20-0143-pdn
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