A study of soil mycoflora at date palm plantations in Iraq

Zora, S.A.

A study of soil mycoflora at date palm plantations in Iraq

1988

Zora, S.A.

A total of (118) fungal species belonging to (37) genera have been isolated and identified, out of them, (15) species have been recorded for the first time to the Iraqi soil mycoflora. The study revealed that soils at date palm plantation were rich in their mycoflora and supporting a variety of fungi, the most dominant genera were, Aspergillus, Penicillium, Fusarium, Mucor and Alternaria

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alternaria aspergillus chaetomium champignon fusarium hongos irak medio de cultivo milieu de culture mucor penicillium phoenix dactylifera sol suelo technique de l'isolement

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157 p.

Other Subjects

Tecnicas de aislamiento

Language

Arabic

Note

10 tables; 16 graphs; 17 ill.; 62 ref. Summaries (Ar, En). *National Agricultural Documentation Center, Baghdad, Iraq

Type

Thesis; Summary; Non-Conventional

Corporate Author

Basrah Univ. (Iraq). Coll. of Science

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A study of soil mycoflora at date palm plantations in Iraq

1988

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