Association of Bipolaris sorokiniana, Fusarium graminearum Group 2, and F. culmorum on Spring Wheat Differing in Severity of Common Root Rot
Carol E. Windels
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Carol E. Windels
Abstract
Isolation of B. sorokiniana from crowns of the same plants in classes 0, 1, 2, and 3 and from plants with no subcrown internodes did not differ significantly in each of the 3 yr and averaged 76%. Fusarium graminearum group 2 was recovered from 7% of the subcrown internodes and 9% of the crowns, whereas F. culmorum was isolated from 2% of the subcrown internodes and 4% of the crowns
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Isolation of B. sorokiniana from crowns of the same plants in classes 0, 1, 2, and 3 and from plants with no subcrown internodes did not differ significantly in each of the 3 yr and averaged 76%. Fusarium graminearum group 2 was recovered from 7% of the subcrown internodes and 9% of the crowns, whereas F. culmorum was isolated from 2% of the subcrown internodes and 4% of the crowns
Key concepts: Bipolaris, Biology, Fusarium culmorum, Fusarium, Root rot, Winter wheat, Botany, Agronomy