PATHOGENIC DIVERSITY AMONG THE ISOLATES OF RHIZOCTONIA SOLANI RECOVERED-FROM POTATO TUBERS AND SUGAR BEET

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SAFFARIAN ABBAS ZADEH M.; FAROKHI NEJAD R.; MAHMOUDI B.

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Journal: AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH Year:2008 | Volume:7 | Issue:4 (A) Page(s): 211-228

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PATHOGENIC DIVERSITY AMONG THE ISOLATES OF RHIZOCTONIA SOLANI RECOVERED-FROM POTATO TUBERS AND SUGAR BEET

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SAFFARIAN ABBAS ZADEH M. | FAROKHI NEJAD R. | MAHMOUDI B. | Issue Writer Certificate

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RHIZOCTONIA SOLANIQ3

PATHOGENIC VARIABILITYQ3

POTATOQ3

SUGAR BEETQ3

CLUSTER ANALYSISQ2

Abstract

In this study, PATHOGENIC VARIABILITY of the Rhizoctonia isolates recovered from POTATO and SUGAR BEET was examined on radish, tomato, POTATO and SUGAR BEET. Results revealed a high degree of diversity in virulence of the isolates. Among plants tested, SUGAR BEET and POTATO were the least and the most susceptible hosts for R. solani, respectively. Isolates of AG-4 and AG-3 caused the highest and lowest amount of disease on SUGAR BEET respectively. Among the four hosts, tomato and radish were the most susceptible plants used in this study against the isolates of AG-4. These results indicated clearly that AG-3 isolates have a preference for POTATO, whereas no host preference was observed among isolates of AG-4. In other words, AG-4 isolates have the highest pathogenicity on the all plants tested. Results of this study indicated that it would be possible to separate the isolates based on their virulence on radish and tomato better than POTATO and SUGAR BEET respectively. These results suggest that it is preferable .to replace SUGAR BEET and the POTATO seeds with radish and tomato seeds when these types of experiments need to be done.

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SAFFARIAN ABBAS ZADEH, M., FAROKHI NEJAD, R., & MAHMOUDI, B.. (2008). PATHOGENIC DIVERSITY AMONG THE ISOLATES OF RHIZOCTONIA SOLANI RECOVERED-FROM POTATO TUBERS AND SUGAR BEET. AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH, 7(4 (A)), 211-228. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/84678/en

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SAFFARIAN ABBAS ZADEH M., FAROKHI NEJAD R., MAHMOUDI B.. PATHOGENIC DIVERSITY AMONG THE ISOLATES OF RHIZOCTONIA SOLANI RECOVERED-FROM POTATO TUBERS AND SUGAR BEET. AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH[Internet]. 2008;7(4 (A)):211-228. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/84678/en

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M. SAFFARIAN ABBAS ZADEH, R. FAROKHI NEJAD, and B. MAHMOUDI, “PATHOGENIC DIVERSITY AMONG THE ISOLATES OF RHIZOCTONIA SOLANI RECOVERED-FROM POTATO TUBERS AND SUGAR BEET,” AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH, vol. 7, no. 4 (A), pp. 211–228, 2008, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/84678/en

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