Tulip anthracnose

Tompkins, C.M.; Hansen, H.N., California Agricultural Experiment Station, California

Tulip anthracnose

1941

Tompkins, C.M.; Hansen, H.N., California Agricultural Experiment Station, California (USA)

Tulip anthracnose occurs at Burlingame, Calif. Symptoms consist of elliptical lesions which at first are water-soaked, but later become dry and covered with fruiting bodies. Infection of the varieties Rey. H. Eubank and Zwanenburg was obtained in 7 to 10 days by atomizing the plants with a water suspension of spores. The varieties Clara Butt and Fantasy appear to be immune in the field and in the greenhouse. The name Gloeosporium thumenii Sacc. f. tulipae forma nov. is proposed.

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anthracnose anthracnosis antracnosis deuteromycotina gloeosporium pathogenese pathogenesis pathogenicity patogenicidad symptome symptoms tulipa tulipan variedades varieties

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Journal of Agricultural Research (USA)

Volume 62 Issue 1

Publisher

Journal of Agricultural Research

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4 p., pp. 61-64

Other Subjects

Sintomas; Patogenesis; Variete; Pouvoir pathogene

Language

English

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Tulip anthracnose

1941

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