First report of stem and root rot of bell pepper caused by Fusarium equiseti in Pakistan

Naz, Farah; Tariq, Aliya; Rauf, C. A.; Sultana, Tasawar

doi:10.1007/s42161-018-0093-z

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“…Fusarium is a widespread disease of agricultural crops all over the world, the causative agents of which, fungi of the genus Fusarium Link, infect more than 200 species of cultivated and wild plants: cereals, legumes, oilseeds, fruits, berries, etc. [1][2][3][4][5]. As you know, fungi of the genus Fusarium are capable of producing mycotoxins, and therefore they can lead to the death of a whole plant.…”

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Antifungal activity of microbiological drugs in relation to pathogens from the genus Fusarium Link

Astapchuk

Насонов

2021

BIO Web Conf.

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As a result of studying the antifungal activity of biological drugs against fungi of the genus Fusarium, causative agents of rot of roots and fruits of the apple tree, both weak and very strong mycoparasitism were noted, but in most variants of the experiment, competition for area of nutrition prevailed. Under the influence of some drugs, the shape, edge and color of the fungus colony changed. In general, for the entire sample of pathogens, the best bioagents were antagonists of the drug Trichocin, WP, which suppressed all 5 strains with Biological efficiency (BE) 50-90 % and showed hyperparasitism in 1 strain; and the drug Alirin B, WP, which inhibited the growth of 3 strains with BE 56-85 %, showing antibiosis or fungistatic antibiotic antagonism with the formation of a “sterile” zone.

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Antifungal activity of microbiological drugs in relation to pathogens from the genus Fusarium Link

Astapchuk

Насонов

2021

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In vitro screening of native rhizobacteria and selection of Bacillus atrophaeus for the biocontrol of pepper root rot in the Gansu Province, China

Zhang

Hou

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Trop. plant pathol.

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Species diversity of root rot pathogens of apple tree of the genusFusariumLink in Southern Russia

2020

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For horticulture in the North Caucasus, and Southern Russia as a whole, root rot of fruit crops is a serious problem, especially in nurseries and young gardens. In recent years, the harmfulness of species of the genus Fusarium Link as pathogens of root rot in the apple tree of domestic Malus domestica Borkh has been increasing. As a result of the studies, 115 samples of seedlings from four examined regions of Southern Russia were studied, 264 fungal isolates were isolated, among which 11 species of the genus Fusarium were found. The composition and occurrence of species were heterogeneous at its various sampling points. So, in the industrial gardens of the Krasnodar Territory and Karachay-Cherkess Republic, species F. sporotrichioides Sherb. and F. oxysporum Schltdl. prevailed, in the Belgorod region – F. sambucinum Fuskel, in the Rostov region -F. sporotrichioides and F. proliferatum Matsush. The most common pathogens of rotting roots of apple seedlings in the entire studied sample were: F. sporotrichioides – 81 isolates, F. proliferatum – 37 isolates and F. oxysporum – 35 isolates. The rare species among the sample were F. avenaceum – isolates, as well as the pathogens that we isolated for the first time in the region as rot pathogens of F. solani (Mart.) Sacc. and F. poae (Peck) Wollenw.

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First report of stem and root rot of bell pepper caused by Fusarium equiseti in Pakistan

Cited by 3 publications

References 3 publications

Antifungal activity of microbiological drugs in relation to pathogens from the genus Fusarium Link

Antifungal activity of microbiological drugs in relation to pathogens from the genus Fusarium Link

In vitro screening of native rhizobacteria and selection of Bacillus atrophaeus for the biocontrol of pepper root rot in the Gansu Province, China

Species diversity of root rot pathogens of apple tree of the genusFusariumLink in Southern Russia

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