1964
DOI: 10.1016/s0007-1536(64)80049-8
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Leptosphaeria maculans the ascogenous state of Phoma lingam

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“…Two isolates of L. maculans , A290v genotype (Mat1‐2, AvrLm1 , avrLm2 , avrLm3 , avrLm4 , AvrLm5 , AvrLm6 , AvrLm7 , AvrLm8 , avrLm9 , AvrLm10 ) (Somda et al ., 1999) and P27d genotype (Mat1‐2, AvrLm1 , avrLm2 , avrLm3 , avrLm4 , AvrLm5 , AvrLm6 , AvrLm7 , avrLm9 , AvrLm10 ), were obtained from single ascospores isolated from diseased B. napus stubble collected in Le Rheu (France) according to the method described by Smith & Sutton (1964). Inoculum, consisting of suspensions of 10 7 conidia mL −1 , was obtained as described by De March et al .…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Two isolates of L. maculans , A290v genotype (Mat1‐2, AvrLm1 , avrLm2 , avrLm3 , avrLm4 , AvrLm5 , AvrLm6 , AvrLm7 , AvrLm8 , avrLm9 , AvrLm10 ) (Somda et al ., 1999) and P27d genotype (Mat1‐2, AvrLm1 , avrLm2 , avrLm3 , avrLm4 , AvrLm5 , AvrLm6 , AvrLm7 , avrLm9 , AvrLm10 ), were obtained from single ascospores isolated from diseased B. napus stubble collected in Le Rheu (France) according to the method described by Smith & Sutton (1964). Inoculum, consisting of suspensions of 10 7 conidia mL −1 , was obtained as described by De March et al .…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…They are produced in abundance within the pycnidium, and on culture medium they emerge to form pinkish masses. The size of the fungus is the same as in the literatur (Henderson 1918, Smith and Sutton 1964, Giessmann and Daebeler 1973. P. lingam was found in the seeds of white cabbage, cauliflower, red cabbage, swede and radish.…”
Section: Botrytis Cinerea Persmentioning
confidence: 94%
“…Leptosphaeria maculans, teleomorph of Phoma lingam, is the causal agent of blackleg (Smith & Sutton, 1964), one of the most yield-limiting diseases of cruciferous crops. This disease has been of particular concern in France over the last 10 years because Brassica napus cultivars are susceptible or moderately resistant to L. maculans at both the seedling and adult plant stages.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%