Screening of cabbage varieties for resistance to bacterial blight disease


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Ho B.L., . Screening of cabbage varieties for resistance to bacterial blight disease. pp. 35-38. ISSN 0126-5709

Abstract

There was no varietal difference regarding the time of symptom appearance. The various position of the leaves responded significantly to the time of symptom appearance. The leaves of second whorl (from the bottom) developed symptoms fastest of five to six days after inoculation. Autumn Queen and Eiyu were found to be moderately susceptible with Eiyu performing better


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Abstract

There was no varietal difference regarding the time of symptom appearance. The various position of the leaves responded significantly to the time of symptom appearance. The leaves of second whorl (from the bottom) developed symptoms fastest of five to six days after inoculation. Autumn Queen and Eiyu were found to be moderately susceptible with Eiyu performing better

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Item Type: Article
Additional Information: Plates; Summaries (En Malay)
AGROVOC Term: REPOLLO
AGROVOC Term: TIZON
AGROVOC Term: RESISTENCIA A LA ENFERMEDAD/ VARIEDADES
AGROVOC Term: HOJAS
AGROVOC Term: INOCULACION
AGROVOC Term: FITOMEJORAMIENTO
AGROVOC Term: BACTERIOSIS
Depositing User: Ms. Norfaezah Khomsan
Last Modified: 24 Apr 2025 05:53
URI: http://webagris.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/18508

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