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Effect of Hydrogen Ion Concentration on Growth and Sporulation Of Colletotrichum Truncatum Causing Pod Blight in Soybean.

Gajendra P Jagtap, P. R. Padghan, K. K. Zote

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The effect of pH on growth and sporulation of Colletotrichum truncatum (Sch.) Andrus & Moore isolates isolated from diseased soybean plants was studied. Growth of the fungal isolates was accompanied by an increase in pH of the medium. Optimum pH for growth and sporulation was found 5.5.

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The effect of pH on growth and sporulation of Colletotrichum truncatum (Sch.) Andrus & Moore isolates isolated from diseased soybean plants was studied. Growth of the fungal isolates was accompanied by an increase in pH of the medium. Optimum pH for growth and sporulation was found 5.5.

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The effect of pH on growth and sporulation of Colletotrichum truncatum (Sch.) Andrus & Moore isolates isolated from diseased soybean plants was studied. Growth of the fungal isolates was accompanied by an increase in pH of the medium. Optimum pH for growth and sporulation was found 5.5.

Key concepts: Spore, Point of delivery, Blight, Veterinary medicine, Biology, Horticulture, Botany, Medicine

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