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Helia 1994, Vol. 17(20) 21-30
PECTINASE FROM Phomopsis hetianthi - THE AGENT OF SUNFLOWER STEM CANKER
pp. 21 - 30
Publish Date: January 01, 1994 | Single/Total View: 0/0 | Single/Total Download: 0/0
Abstract
Phomopsis (Diaporthe) helianthi Munt -Cvet. et al., is an important phytopathogen that causes stem canker of sunflower. When grown in submerged culture,(cretes extracellular pectinase). Production of constitutive exo-pectinease by this fungus on glucose was established, while the endo-pectinase and peôtinesterase activities could be detected only in the presence of pectin in thè medium. TeÀperature optimum of endo- and eno-pectinases was obtained at 50 C. pH dependence of crude o
Keywords: piomopsis helienthi, sunflower, pectinase.
APA 7th edition
Pericin, D., Jarak, M., Antov, M., & Dozet, B. (1994). PECTINASE FROM Phomopsis hetianthi - THE AGENT OF SUNFLOWER STEM CANKER. Helia, 17(20), 21-30.
Harvard
Pericin, D., Jarak, M., Antov, M. and Dozet, B. (1994). PECTINASE FROM Phomopsis hetianthi - THE AGENT OF SUNFLOWER STEM CANKER. Helia, 17(20), pp. 21-30.
Chicago 16th edition
Pericin, Draginja, Mirjana Jarak, Mirjana Antov and Branislav Dozet (1994). "PECTINASE FROM Phomopsis hetianthi - THE AGENT OF SUNFLOWER STEM CANKER". Helia 17 (20):21-30.