P. D. Hewett
Abstract
SUMMARY Five pathogens, including Drechslera teres, D. graminea and Septoria nodorum , were found to be widespread on commercial seed barley. D. sorokiniana ( Helminthosporium sativum ), once rare, was the commonest; Fusarium nivale was frequent. Differences in eultivar susceptibility were indicated.
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SUMMARY Five pathogens, including Drechslera teres, D. graminea and Septoria nodorum , were found to be widespread on commercial seed barley. D. sorokiniana ( Helminthosporium sativum ), once rare, was the commonest; Fusarium nivale was frequent. Differences in eultivar susceptibility were indicated.
Key concepts: Drechslera, Septoria, Biology, Fusarium, Sativum, Botany