Effect of carbon sources, substrates, leachates, and water grades on germinability of Phomopsis vexans.

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Jameel Akhtar Abdul Khalid and Bijendra Kumar

The five isolates of the pathogen Phomopsis vexans formed both types of conidia that is ? and ? conidia. Both the conidia were exposed to plant parts, plant leachates, and different grades of water as well as to different carbon sources. Among the substrates, leaf promoted maximum germination of ? conidia. Among leachates, leaf leachate was found best and glucose among the carbon sources was most effective in enhancing germination of the pathogen isolates.

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