Importance and climatic distribution of pathogenic fungi associated with bean root and crown in Lorestan province

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DEHGHANI A.; PANJEHKEH N.; DARVISHNIA M.; SALARI M.; ASADI RAHMANI H.

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Journal: Applied Entomology and Phytopathology Year:2019 | Volume:86 | Issue:2 (107) Page(s): 219-234

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Importance and climatic distribution of pathogenic fungi associated with bean root and crown in Lorestan province

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Climatic distributionQ2

FusariumQ2

Root rotQ1

-tubulinQ1

TEF1-Q1

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Common bean Root rot which is an economically important fungal diseases worldwide. Distribution and relative dominance of the disease was investigated in the farms of the major bean cultivating regions and clima of Lorestan province. The dominant pathogenic fungi were identified based on colony morphology and microscopic characteristics, and then confirmed by molecular technique using -tubulin and TEF1- genes. Frequency of fungal isolate and the pathogenicity tests showed that F. solani, with 33. 42 % isolation frequency was the most important causal agent of common bean root and crown rot in Lorestan province followed by F. oxysporum, Macrophomina phaseolina and Rhizoctonia solani with 26. 55, 15. 55 and 7. 73 %, respectively. Frequencies of Root rot pathogens distributed across bean farms of Selseleh, Borujerd, Azna, , Doroud and Aligudarz were 24. 57, 18. 64, 16. 58, 15. 20 and 8. 25 %. respectively. The frequency of the pathogen isolated from common bean plants at the early growth, flowering and podding stages was 20. 70, 26. 37 and 52. 92 %, respectively. Based on the climate zone parameter, the highest frequency of fungal agents was belonged to semi-humid temperate climate.

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DEHGHANI, A., PANJEHKEH, N., DARVISHNIA, M., SALARI, M., & ASADI RAHMANI, H.. (2019). Importance and climatic distribution of pathogenic fungi associated with bean root and crown in Lorestan province. APPLIED ENTOMOLOGY AND PHYTOPATHOLOGY, 86(2 (107) ), 219-234. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/357809/en

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DEHGHANI A., PANJEHKEH N., DARVISHNIA M., SALARI M., ASADI RAHMANI H.. Importance and climatic distribution of pathogenic fungi associated with bean root and crown in Lorestan province. APPLIED ENTOMOLOGY AND PHYTOPATHOLOGY[Internet]. 2019;86(2 (107) ):219-234. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/357809/en

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A. DEHGHANI, N. PANJEHKEH, M. DARVISHNIA, M. SALARI, and H. ASADI RAHMANI, “Importance and climatic distribution of pathogenic fungi associated with bean root and crown in Lorestan province,” APPLIED ENTOMOLOGY AND PHYTOPATHOLOGY, vol. 86, no. 2 (107) , pp. 219–234, 2019, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/357809/en

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