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Maximum temperature was not significantly positively correlated with the per cent disease index of maydis leaf blight (r = 0.40).
Zea mays
Bipolaris maydisVerbatim
t0“Maydis Leaf Blight of Maize Caused by Bipolaris maydis”
e1“Maximum temperature (r = 0.40), minimum temperature (r = 0.03) were not significantly positively correlated with PDI”
e2“A field experiment was conducted at Main Agriculture Research Station, University of Agriculture Sciences, Dharwad”
Title
S.V. Goudar; S.I. Harlapur International Journal of Current Microbiology and Applied Sciences 2019. doi:10.20546/ijcmas.2019.802.259
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- Association Minimum temperature was not significantly positively correlated with the per cent disease index of maydis leaf blight (r = 0.03).
- Association Morning relative humidity was not significantly negatively correlated with the per cent disease index (r = -0.03).
- Association Evening relative humidity was not significantly negatively correlated with the per cent disease index (r = -0.45).
- Association Number of rainy days was not significantly negatively correlated with the per cent disease index (r = -0.12).
- Association Rainfall showed a highly significant positive correlation with the per cent disease index of maydis leaf blight.
- Observation The per cent disease index of maydis leaf blight was lowest in the 31st standard week (8.34 %).
- Observation The per cent disease index of maydis leaf blight peaked in the 39th standard week (80.07 %).
- Observation The per cent disease index of maydis leaf blight increased at a linear rate as the plant aged.