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The identified Pythium species were P. splendens, P. irregulare, P. dissimile, a species resembling P. aristosporum and a species resembling P. ultimum.
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e1“Identified species were P. splendens, P. irregulare, P. dissimile, a species resembling P. aristosporum and a species resembling P. ultimum”
Title
Occurrence and pathogenicity of Pythium spp. in seedling roots of winter rye
Mauritz Vestberg Agricultural and Food Science 1990. doi:10.23986/afsci.72934
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- Observation Oospores of Pythium species were found in apparently healthy as well as discolored roots of winter rye seedlings from yellowing patches.
- Observation Examination of 1550 rye root pieces on CMA yielded fungi belonging to 35 genera.
- Observation The most commonly isolated fungi were Fusarium, Penicillium, Mucor, Mortierella and Cladosporium species.
- Observation Pythium species were isolated from 35 root pieces on CMA.
- Observation Pathogenicity of P. splendens and P. irregulare isolates to the tested cereals was high.
- Observation Pathogenicity of P. irregulare and P. dissimile isolates to the tested cereals was moderate.
- Observation Pathogenicity of the isolate resembling P. ultimum to the tested cereals was low.