1977
DOI: 10.1007/bf02980350
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The mode of infection ofColletotrichum musae (Cke. and massee) causing tip rot of banana fruits in the plantation

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“…Young flower parts are a good substrate for C.musae, but this substrate is exhausted with time and senescence, so the fungus cannot develop on old flower remnants. This is consistent with the fact that inoculations of flower parts with C.musae more than 42 days after bunch emergence were unsuccessful in causing tip rot of bananas (Israeli & Temkin-Gorodeiski, 1977). It also explains the observation that C.musae was not common in dried old floral parts, or in wash-water samples in studies carried out by Shillingford (1976) in Jamaican boxing plants.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 78%
“…Young flower parts are a good substrate for C.musae, but this substrate is exhausted with time and senescence, so the fungus cannot develop on old flower remnants. This is consistent with the fact that inoculations of flower parts with C.musae more than 42 days after bunch emergence were unsuccessful in causing tip rot of bananas (Israeli & Temkin-Gorodeiski, 1977). It also explains the observation that C.musae was not common in dried old floral parts, or in wash-water samples in studies carried out by Shillingford (1976) in Jamaican boxing plants.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 78%
“…This taxon has been found on fruits, leaves, and roots of Musa spp. (Meredith 1960a;Simmonds 1965;Israeli and Temkin-Gorodeiski 1977;Pereira et al 1999;Photita et al 2001;Anthony et al 2004;Chillet et al 2006;Nazriya et al 2007;Nuangmek et al 2008).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 93%
“…This taxon has been found on fruits, leaves, and roots of Musa spp. (Meredith 1960a;Simmonds 1965;Israeli and Temkin-Gorodeiski 1977;Pereira et al 1999;Photita et al 2001;Anthony et al 2004;Chillet et al 2006;Nazriya et al 2007;Nuangmek et al 2008).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%