The role of relative humidity in hypersensitive (shock) symptoms in Sorghum infected with maize dwarf mosaic virus
2002
Tosic, M. (Faculty of Agriculture, Belgrade - Zemun (Serbia and Montenegro). Institute for Plant and Food Protection) | Ford, R.E. | Stojadinovic, G.
Based on the results of these experiments we concluded that: The necrotic red stripe disease on MDMV-A infected sorghum plants, in addition to genotype sensitivity, is influenced by plant age, temperature and relative humidity of air; Young sorghum plants are more likely to develop necrotic red stripe symptoms than older ones; In 100% R.H. necrotic red stripe symptoms appear earlier, they are more severe and develop on a larger number of plants.
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