Comparative histopathogenesis of some Egyptian cotton cultivation infected with Hoplolaimus aegypti [Egypt].

Koura F.H.

Comparative histopathogenesis of some Egyptian cotton cultivation infected with Hoplolaimus aegypti [Egypt].

1986

Koura F.H.

Cellular responses of cotton cultivars to Hoplolaimus aegypti infection differed greatly according to host type. The nematode caused extensive damage to the cortical parenchyma and the stele region in all cultivars. The amount of tyloses in phloem parenchymal cells varied from slight to heavy. Cotton cultivars Giza 69 and Ashmoni were the most affected, whereas, Giza 67 and Giza 66 were the least ones.

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crecimiento croissance egipto egypt gossypium barbadense growth nematodos de las plantas plant nematodes racine roots variedades varieties

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Egyptian Journal of Phytopathology

Volume 18

Other Subjects

Nematode des plantes; Egypte; Variete; Raices

Language

English

Note

4 fig. 6 ref. Summaries (Ar, En).

Type

Journal Article; Journal Part; Summary

Source

Egyptian-Journal-of-Phytopathology (Egypt). (1986). v. 18(2) p. 133-141. Issued 1990.

Corporate Author

National Research Center, Cairo (Egypt)

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Comparative histopathogenesis of some Egyptian cotton cultivation infected with Hoplolaimus aegypti [Egypt].

1986

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