Sugar beet root rot

Ćosić, J.; Jurković, D.; Vrandečić, K.

Sugar beet root rot | Trulež korijena šećerne repe

2014

Ćosić, J. | Jurković, D. | Vrandečić, K.

A root rot diseases of sugar beet is caused by common soil inhabitants with broad scale of hosts. From diseased roots originated of east Slavonija and Baranja Province two parasite species were predominant: Fusarium oxysporum (>60%) and Rhizoctonia solani (till 3%). However, Macrophomina phaseolina which we ordinary found on sunflower and soybean fields and is well-known sugar beet parasite was not identified in investigated samples. Saprophyte fungi as Alternaria spp., Penicillium spp., Rhizopus spp, i Aspergillus spp. are also established.

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alternaria aspergillus croatia fusarium oxysporum hosts macrophomina phaseolina penicillium rhizopus roots saprophytes soil fungi sugar beet thanatephorus cucumeris

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Glasilo biljne zaštite

Volume 14 Issue 6 Pagination 458 - 462 ISSN 1332-9545

Publisher

American Association for the Advancement of Science

Other Subjects

Host-pathogen relationships; Plant pathogenic fungi; Fungal diseases of plants; Root rot

Language

Croatian

Type

Journal Article; Text

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Sugar beet root rot | Trulež korijena šećerne repe

2014

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