On the Soybean Blast and its causal fungus Septogloeum sojae n. sp.

Nishizawa, Tadahiro; Kinoshita, Sueo; Yoshii, Hazime

doi:10.3186/jjphytopath.20.11

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“…based on their morphological and cultural characteristics. The morphological characteristics of S. sojae were similar to those described previously [2]. …”

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Occurrence of Soybean Sleeping Blight Caused by Septogloeum sojae in Korea

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Sleeping blight was observed on soybean plants grown in Yanggu, Suwon and Geumsan from 2005 to 2011. Symptoms developed on stems and pods of affected soybean plants. Five fungal isolates were obtained from the diseased plants and identified as Septogloeum sojae based on their morphological, cultural and molecular characteristics. Pathogenicity of the fungus was confirmed on soybean plants by artificial inoculation. This is the first report of S. sojae causing sleeping blight in soybean plants in Korea.

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“…based on their morphological and cultural characteristics. The morphological characteristics of S. sojae were similar to those described previously [2]. …”

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“…Soybean sleeping blight caused by S. sojae was first described as soybean blast by Nishizawa et al [2] in 1955 in Japan and has also been recorded in China [6]. It is likely that cooler temperature and more frequent rainfall in summer in locations with high-altitude such as Yangu and Geumsan have contributed to the outbreak of sleeping blight in Korea.…”

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