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Host range of tropical and sub-tropical isolates of Polymyxa graminis.

2000-05-01

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The host range of Polymyxa graminis isolates originating from peanut clump-infested areas in India (Andhra Pradesh and Rajasthan), Pakistan and Senegal was studied on monocotyledonous and dicotyledonous cultivated species, using known quantities of sporosori as inoculum. Profuse multiplication occurred only on some graminaceous species, but the various isolates showed different host specificity. All the isolates p...

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Literature Corpus work: cd342f11-d17f-5ed3-abb4-0580e99a21e0
DOI: 10.1023/a:1008784823899

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