2017
DOI: 10.20546/ijcmas.2017.601.045
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Seed Borne Mycoflora of Macrotyloma uniflorum L (Horse gram)

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“…(2019) and Javid and Khan (2019) reported the results in different chickpea varieties and detected the seed associated mycoflora by using standard blotter paper method. Milad and Milad (2017) [34] in broad bean; Kumari and Saxena (2017) [29,30] and Pradhan (2019) [40] in Indian bean; Zanjare et al (2020) [54] in cowpea evaluated seed health by using blotter paper method and reported common seed associated mycoflora supports too findings of present study.…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 81%
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“…(2019) and Javid and Khan (2019) reported the results in different chickpea varieties and detected the seed associated mycoflora by using standard blotter paper method. Milad and Milad (2017) [34] in broad bean; Kumari and Saxena (2017) [29,30] and Pradhan (2019) [40] in Indian bean; Zanjare et al (2020) [54] in cowpea evaluated seed health by using blotter paper method and reported common seed associated mycoflora supports too findings of present study.…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 81%
“…Ali et al (2010) [3] , Sadhu (2014) [47] and Pradhan (2017) in mungbean seeds; Patil et al (2012) [37] , Pradhan et al (2015) [39] and Chaudhari et al (2016) [10] detected seed associated mycoflora in different varieties of pigeonpea. Sontakke and Hedawoo (2014) [50] , Trivedi and Rathi ( 2015 [28] and Kesharwani et al (2018) [27] in pea varieties; Kumari and Saxena (2017) [29,30] in horsegram; Pradhan (2017) in mungbean; and Pradhan (2019) [40] in Indian bean and Zanjare et al (2020) [54] in cowpea reported seed borne mycoflora when evaluated by agar plate method. Findings of present study is in corroboration with the findings of above researchers as for as seed borne mycoflora is concern.…”
Section: Agar Plate Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The number of fungal colonies arising from agar plate method was larger than resulting from the blotter test method. These data confirms the results reported by (Kumari and Saxena, 2017), which they stated that Agar plate method had recorded more fungi than blotter method and dilution plate method.…”
Section: Seed Borne Mycoflora Of Wheatsupporting
confidence: 92%