The first report of &lt;i&gt;Curvularia senegalensis&lt;/i&gt; causing leaf and floral spots on &lt;i&gt;Zinnia elegans&lt;/i&gt; in Sri Lanka

Bandara, K. M. C. S.; Ferdinandez, Himashi S.; Manamgoda, Dimuthu S.; Daundasekera, W. A. M.

doi:10.4038/cjs.v51i1.7981

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Studies on variability in mode of infection by the isolates of leaf pathogens isolated from diseased leaves of Musa paradisiaca from Uttar Dinajpur District

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Banana is (Musa sp) one of the most exoteric and materialistic fruit crop of many tropical and subtropical areas in India. Banana leaf diseases, caused by several fungal pathogens are one of the major diseases. Among the fungi causing banana leaf diseases, Curvularia sp/C. lunata is one of the main causal organisms causing leaf spot disease in banana plant. Two fungal isolates- MUSLF-2, MUSLF-3 and one fungal isolate- MUSLF-1 were isolated from the infected leaf from Ramganj and Gotgaon locations. Based on light microscopic and scanning electron microscopic studies, MUSLF-2 and MUSLF-3 were identified as Curvularia sp. After Koch’s postulate, three fungal isolates- MUSLF-2, MUSLF-3 [Curvularia sp] and MUSLF-1 were applied in banana field along with foliar spray of spore suspensions. The symptoms were similar to those observed in the in vitro detached leaf inoculation technique. The present research work depicts about the severity of leaf spot diseases of Musa paradisiaca and the nature of mode of infections exhibited by the fungal pathogens.

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Studies on variability in mode of infection by the isolates of leaf pathogens isolated from diseased leaves of <i>Musa paradisiaca</i> from Uttar Dinajpur District, West Bengal

Chowhan,

Das,

Mandal

et al. 2023

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Banana is (Musa sp.) one of the most commercially important fruit crops in India. Leaf disease of banana is caused by several fungal pathogens. Among them, Curvularia sp. is one of the main pathogen causing leaf spot disease. Three fungal isolates- MUSLF-2, MUSLF-3, MUSLF-1 were isolated from diseased leaf. Based on light microscopic and scanning electron microscopic studies, MUSLF-2 was identified as Curvularia sp. After Koch’s postulate, three fungal isolates- MUSLF-2 [Curvularia sp.], MUSLF-3 and MUSLF-1 were applied in banana field along with foliar spray of spore suspensions. The symptoms were similar to those observed in the in vitro detached leaf inoculation technique. The present research work depicts about the severity of leaf spot diseases of Musa paradisiaca and the mode of infections exhibited by the fungal pathogens.

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The first report of <i>Curvularia senegalensis</i> causing leaf and floral spots on <i>Zinnia elegans</i> in Sri Lanka

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Studies on variability in mode of infection by the isolates of leaf pathogens isolated from diseased leaves of Musa paradisiaca from Uttar Dinajpur District

Studies on variability in mode of infection by the isolates of leaf pathogens isolated from diseased leaves of <i>Musa paradisiaca</i> from Uttar Dinajpur District, West Bengal

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