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Helia 1998, Vol. 21(29) 63-72
Alternaria DISEASE DEVELOPMENT UNDER TROPICAL CONDITIONS
pp. 63 - 72
Publish Date: December 01, 1998 | Single/Total View: 0/1 | Single/Total Download: 1/0
Abstract
A field experiment with 12 sowing dates, ranging from February 2, 1989 to January 19, 1990, in monthly intervals, was carried out in a randomized block design, with four replications, with the objective to evaluate the development of Alternaria disease in three sunflower genotypes. The disease level was evaluated at 10-day intervals, up to physiological maturity. The interaction between sowing dates and genotypes was statistically significant; furthermore. the genotype Conti 621 showed less disease severity than VNIIMK 8931 and IAC-Anhandy. August sowing date showed, on the average, the lower area under disease progress curve (AUDPC) and disease index (DI), which should be a consequence of the low rainfall during this period.
Keywords: Alternaria, disease development, disease severity, Helianthus, annuus, sunflower
APA 7th edition
Dudienas, C., Ungaro, M.R.G., & Moraes, S.A. (1998).
Alternaria DISEASE DEVELOPMENT UNDER TROPICAL CONDITIONS
. Helia, 21(29), 63-72. Harvard
Dudienas, C., Ungaro, M. and Moraes, S. (1998).
Alternaria DISEASE DEVELOPMENT UNDER TROPICAL CONDITIONS
. Helia, 21(29), pp. 63-72. Chicago 16th edition
Dudienas, C., M. R. G. Ungaro and S. A. Moraes (1998). "
Alternaria DISEASE DEVELOPMENT UNDER TROPICAL CONDITIONS
". Helia 21 (29):63-72.